Towards a Greener and Scalable Synthesis of Na2Ti6O13 Nanorods and Their Application as Anodes in Batteries for Grid-Level Energy Storage
Graphical Abstract
Highly pure Na2Ti6O13 nanorods reliably obtained via molten salt synthesis represent a suitable anode for Li- and Na-ion batteries. A considerable application potential has been reported for grid-scale energy storage devices. They allow collection of intermittent renewable energy round-the-clock, reducing its curtailment and ensuring an adequate peaking generation capacity. More details can be found in article number 2000856 by Dario M. De Carolis and co-workers. Emmanuel III Ricohermoso is highly acknowledged for supporting the realization of this cover design.