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Na-ion Batteries & Redox Flow Batteries for a Sustainable Energy Future

29 February 2024

Sobrido's team (Hattie Chisnall, Carlos Mingoes, Ana Sobrido and Michael Thielke) stand at the Night of Science and Engineering.
Sobrido's team (Hattie Chisnall, Carlos Mingoes, Ana Sobrido and Michael Thielke) stand at the Night of Science and Engineering.
Hattie Chisnall, Carlos Mingoes and Michael Thielke at the Night of Science and Engineering.
Hattie Chisnall, Carlos Mingoes and Michael Thielke at the Night of Science and Engineering.

Dr Maria Crespo Ribadeneyra and Prof Ana Sobrido presented their approaches to sustainable energy storage at the Night of Science and Engineering, held at The Octagon, on the 29th February 2024.

We need batteries to store energy from renewables to be able to cope with their inherent intermittency and move away from fossil fuels.

However, those batteries should also be engineered with sustainable and abundant resources that do not rely on fossil fuels either.

At the Night of Science and Engineering, Dr Crespo's and Prof Sobrido's teams showcased their approaches to sustainable batteries based on the use of recycled materials and biomass resources combined with innovative processing techniques.

Email:a.sobrido@qmul.ac.uk
People:Ana JORGE SOBRIDO
Research Centre:Sustainable Engineering