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Explosive Growth in Battery Patent Filings Signals Technological Acceleration<\/h2>

According to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) mid-year report for 2024, the battery technology sector is experiencing unprecedented growth. Global patent applications surged 40% compared to the same period last year, setting a new historical record. This remarkable growth underscores the intense research activity driving the global energy transition.<\/p>

A particularly noteworthy development is that sodium-ion battery patents have surpassed 20%<\/strong> of total filings for the first time, nearly doubling from 12% in 2023. This milestone indicates sodium-ion technology’s transition from laboratory research to industrial application, positioning it to play a significant role in future energy storage solutions.<\/p>

However, lithium-based technologies continue to dominate<\/strong>, accounting for over 60% of patents. In premium applications like electric vehicles and consumer electronics, lithium battery innovation remains the primary R&D focus. China, Japan, and Europe have emerged as the three major innovation hubs, collectively contributing 95% of global patent applications.<\/p>

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Lithium Battery Technology: Pursuing Higher Energy Density and Safety<\/h2>

Solid-State Battery Development Intensifies<\/h3>

Within lithium battery technology, solid-state batteries<\/strong> have become the hottest research direction. Related patents grew 65% year-on-year in H1 2024, with oxide electrolytes<\/strong> claiming 65% share while sulfide-based approaches declined due to safety concerns. This trend reflects the industry’s growing emphasis on battery safety.<\/p>

Major breakthroughs from industry leaders include:<\/p>