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Deb Crittenden: Canterbury University biochemistry associate professor working on recyclable redox-flow batteries for EVs - Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

A greener world could be within reach as Kiwi scientists develop a new recyclable battery.

A Canterbury University researcher is working on perfecting redox-flow batteries that store energy in liquid electrolytes, rather than solid.

People would be able to refill their tank with charged battery fluid, instead of waiting at a charging station.

But Professor Deb Crittenden says redox-flow batteries still need some more work.

"Cause they're a bit too big at the moment. They take up probably the whole space in your boot."

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Deb Crittenden: Canterbury University biochemistry associate professor working on recyclable redox-flow batteries for EVs - Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive