"Industry started out at one-third nickel. Some of the cells are now 80% nickel. The goal would get to 90% or higher, so that we get more energy out without charging to higher voltage," Prof. Stanley Whittingham said, when asked about the most promising directions for higher energy and power density of batteries during the interview with Technology Org.

Source: WLA

Moreover, Prof. Stanley Whittingham, 2019 Nobel laureate in Chemistry, was awarded an honorary doctorate from Bar-Ilan University for his extraordinary contributions to energy storage, electro-mobility, and other sustainable-energy technologies.