Aqueous monovalent‐ion batteries have been rapidly developed recently as promising
energy storage devices in large‐scale energy storage systems owing to their fast charging …

With the rapid growth in energy consumption, renewable energy is a promising solution.
However, renewable energy (eg, wind, solar, and tidal) is discontinuous and irregular by …

In recent years, the rechargeable aqueous batteries have attracted great attentions among
quite a few researchers because of the abundant raw materials, low cost, simple operation …

Aqueous ion batteries are receiving increasing attention as a means of achieving carbon
neutrality due to their advantages in terms of low cost, safety, and environmental …

Due to the intrinsically safety issues derived from the use of flammable organic liquid
electrolytes, the prospect of nonaqueous metal‐ion batteries for large‐scale energy storage …

Multivalent‐ion batteries built on water‐based electrolytes represent energy storage at
suitable price points, competitive performance, and enhanced safety. However, to comply …

Aqueous alkali and multivalent metal-ion batteries are practically advantageous for large-
scale energy storage because of intrinsic safety and environmental friendliness. Drawbacks …

Aqueous rechargeable sodium ion batteries (ASIBs) are low-cost and highly safe, which
deserves more research in electrochemical energy storage systems. However, the …

Aqueous rechargeable metal batteries (ARMBs) represent one type of energy storage
technology with high theoretical energy densities, low cost and better safety. Their practical …

Aqueous sodium ion batteries (ASIBs) have been limited by their poor electrochemical
stability. The use of highly concentrated aqueous electrolytes is considered as an efficient …