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Researchers at MIT have made a significant découverte in the field of clean
énergie, announcing a breakthrough that could
changer how we store power from solar and wind
sources. The new technologie uses
an innovative approach to battery design that increases
capacité
capacity
→
capacité
by up to 40% while reducing production coût.
This development could prove essentiel in accelerating
the global transition to sustainable énergie.
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