Hybrid power energy electrodes for next generation lithium ion batteries
The core technological approach of the HYDRA project consists of using hybrid electrode technology to overcome the fundamental limits of current Li-ion battery technology in terms of energy, power, safety and cost to enter the age...
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Información proyecto Hydra
Duración del proyecto: 53 meses
Fecha Inicio: 2020-03-19
Fecha Fin: 2024-08-31
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Presupuesto del proyecto
9M€
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Descripción del proyecto
The core technological approach of the HYDRA project consists of using hybrid electrode technology to overcome the fundamental limits of current Li-ion battery technology in terms of energy, power, safety and cost to enter the age of generation 3b of Li ion batteries.
HYDRA, taking its name from the mythological beast, will use a multi-headed integrative approach: In addition to novel material development and scale-up of components and battery cells manufacturing, assisted by modelling, HYDRA will build a synergy with strong investments by the project’s industrial partners and foster reaching and keeping a significant market share for Europe.
The necessary competitiveness will be obtained by hybridizing high energy with high power materials.
These materials will be implemented at the cell/electrode level, via sustainable, eco-designed scaled-up manufacture and safe electrolyte systems, demonstrated in pilot scale to TRL6, and will be ready for commercialisation 3 years after the project end.
To reach this target, HYDRA mobilizes a strong industry commitment: the partners include a strong value-chain of suppliers with global competitiveness for xEV batteries and a direct liaison to the market in sectors such as automotive and maritime transport, ensuring a fast-uptake of results, with an added value of 1BN € in the next decade.
Ecological and economical sustainability also keep a strong importance, as HYDRA will be performing life cycle assessments and value-chain analyses on local and global scales. All aspects from raw materials via battery cell production and end-use/market to recycling and 2nd life usage will be evaluated.
The HYDRA concept uses abundant electrode materials like iron, manganese and silicon, and eliminates the use of the CRMs cobalt and natural graphite, with a net CRM reduction of >85%. The new materials will be produced in an environmentally friendly, energy-efficient manner, and using water in place of organic solvents.