HINDERING DENDRITE GROWTH IN LITHIUM METAL BATTERIES
Acronym
HIDDEN
Description of the granted funding
The HIDDEN project develops self-healing processes to enhance the lifetime and to increase the energy density of Li-metal batteries 50 % above the current level achievable with current Li-ion batteries. The HIDDEN consortium develops materials and their processes to functional battery layers as scalable, industry compatible, manufacturing technologies enabling sustainable energy storage technology with longer battery lifetime and higher energy storage capacity for more efficient utilization of sustainable, carbon free energy production technologies.
HIDDEN will develop novel self-healing thermotropic liquid crystalline electrolytes and piezoelectric separator technologies, investigate both technologies with protective additives, and apply multiscale modelling means for electrolyte design and analysis algorithm to monitor the dendrite growth. Technologies will be upscaled from laboratory to industrial manufacturing processes, tested and finally demonstrated by assembling battery cells with battery layers and the temperature control system.
The project brings together a strong interdisciplinary consortium of seven partners, industry and research balanced, with state-of-the-art background in battery chemistry and physics, materials modelling and analysis, upscaling of novel technologies by printing and coating, as well as in industrial assembling of battery cells. This is complemented by external advisory board with representation of key industry end-users.
Show moreStarting year
2020
End year
2024
Granted funding
UNIVERSITE GRENOBLE ALPES (FR)
46 951.25 €
Third party
BELENOS CLEAN POWER HOLDING AG (CH)
637 505 €
Participant
SPECIFIC POLYMERS (FR)
478 603.75 €
Participant
BERNER FACHHOCHSCHULE (CH)
620 681.25 €
Participant
RTD TALOS LIMITED (CY)
150 000 €
Participant
CSEM CENTRE SUISSE D'ELECTRONIQUE ET DE MICROTECHNIQUE SA - RECHERCHE ET DEVELOPPEMENT (CH)
608 370 €
Participant
CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE CNRS (FR)
641 383 €
Participant
Amount granted
3 993 476 €
Funder
European Union
Funding instrument
Research and Innovation action
Framework programme
Horizon 2020 Framework Programme
Call
Programme part
EXCELLENT SCIENCE - Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) (5216Topic
Self-healing functionalities for long lasting battery cell chemistries (LC-BAT-14-2020Call ID
H2020-LC-BAT-2020-3 Other information
Funding decision number
957202
Identified topics
batteries