Your author was doing some house-cleaning on his directories used for technical documents and found the source document for this post. I’m sure I composed it for my own use over a year ago, and probably wasn’t too careful about references. Although, over the years I’ve developed a system for finding missing references (I’m picky about proper attribution), I will limit my use of that below, I just want to get the content out so my readers can use it.
A common misconception is that lithium-ion batteries for electric cars and those for energy storage are the same. However, the requirements for an electric vehicle battery and a lithium-ion battery for energy storage are very different.
While they’re both great at what they do, it’s essential to understand their differences. This can help you discover which type of battery is best for your specific situation. There’s no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to using lithium-ion batteries (hereafter abbreviated Li-Ion batteries).