The Future of Electric Cars: Developing Innovative Energy Storage Solutions
11 Jul 2018
In the global bid to reduce diesel and petrol fuelled vehicles, the development of suitable energy storage systems for electric transport is becoming increasingly important. The Energy Innovation Centre at WMG on Warwick University's campus is one of the best equipped sites for battery research and development, with many global automotive partners including supercar, passenger car, and motorsport developers. Mark Amor-Segan, principal research engineer, and Dr. Yue Guo, Deputy Head of the Energy Innovation Centre, explain how the unique facilities enable them to move from experimental chemistries right through to cell manufacture and battery deployment.
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