Battery of the future


In 1799, the first electric battery was developed by the Italian scientist Alessandro Volta. An invention that has been developed for over 220 years that is still being developed. Humans have become increasingly dependent on batteries in everyday life as we live in an electronic age where we are constantly in need of it in one way or another.

The technology that is dominated in day mode is lithium ion batteries. It is the key that we can have a mobile lifestyle both at home and at work, You will find them in everything from mobile phones, tablets Laptops wireless devices such as headphones and speakers to everything else that is rechargeable, Now also different types of vehicles such as cars and electric bikes! The battery is the most common technical solution you use in everyday life. It is researched and tested daily to improve the batteries. The goal is to find a solution for a battery that has a much longer shelf life.

A British airline went out last autumn as the first airline to invest in technology that can enable their shorter journeys to be powered by batteries, in about 20 years the company wants all journeys of about 2.5 hours to be battery powered.

According to a forecast from the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, half of all vehicles on Swedish roads may be rechargeable as early as 2030. European car manufacturers are investing in electric cars.