A Singapore-based startup has moved a paper-based battery from prototype to production. Made from cellulose, the rechargeable cells are non-toxic, non-flammable and free of critical minerals. The technology cuts emissions, improves safety, and shows how cleaner energy storage can scale into real devices.
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(c) Newpowa

Paper battery nagsimula na ng produksyon para sa mas ligtas na enerhiya

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Isang kumpanya sa Singapore ang naglunsad ng produksyon ng paper-based na baterya mula sa cellulose. Ito ay rechargeable, hindi nakalalason at hindi nasusunog, at hindi umaasa sa kritikal na mineral. Ipinapakita nito na kayang iscale ang mas malinis na energy storage.

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