A German battery firm bets dry electrodes can keep Europe in the game
The town of Flintbek is not somewhere you would expect to find one of Europe’s more credible answers to Chinese battery dominance. It is a quiet commuter settlement south of Kiel, better known for light industry than deep tech. But tucked inside a climate-controlled production hall there, a company called UniverCell has spent six years […]
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