The Next Frontier: Energy Storage and Batteries
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Lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) have underpinned the growth of grid-connected energy storage for more than a decade. However, as Australia accelerates its renewable generation
Our study reveals 19 research frontiers in ESTs distributed across four knowledge domains: electrochemical energy storage,
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Energy storage is central to the renewable energy transition. As global energy demands escalate, driven by increased electrification and emerging technologies like AI and
To conclude, our analysis highlights the revolutionary role of SSBs in the future of energy storage. While substantial advancements have been made, the path forward presents numerous
Our study reveals 19 research frontiers in ESTs distributed across four knowledge domains: electrochemical energy storage, electrical energy storage, chemical energy storage,
Against the backdrop of a shifting paradigm in energy storage, where the limitations of conventional lithium-ion batteries are being
Global demand for energy storage is surging. Lithium-ion leads today, but new contenders like sodium-ion, flow, and gravity
Against the backdrop of a shifting paradigm in energy storage, where the limitations of conventional lithium-ion batteries are being addressed by cutting-edge innovations, this
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Our study reveals 19 research frontiers in ESTs distributed across four knowledge domains: electrochemical energy storage, electrical energy storage, chemical energy storage, and energy storage systems.
In four domains, 19 energy storage technologies have been identified as energy storage research frontiers, including lithium batteries, supercapacitors, and new-generation batteries. Among them, the growing fronts and emerging fronts occur in the domain of electrochemical energy storage and chemical energy storage.
Among them, the research frontiers are distributed in the following four knowledge domains: electrochemical energy storage, electrical energy storage, chemical energy storage, and energy storage systems. Knowledge domain map of energy storage technology research frontiers.
The highly cited energy storage technology literature is used as the basis for revealing the evolution trend of research frontiers. The “highly cited literature” defined in this study refers to the 20 most cited articles in the energy storage field during the period from 2013 to 2022.