From Storage to Mobility: Addressing Battery Issues in Qatar's Energy Storage and Electric Vehicle Sectors

Qatar's strategic vision for sustainability and energy diversification has significantly emphasized developing energy storage systems (ESS) and electric vehicles (EVs) to integrate renewable energy sources and reduce carbon emissions. However, the successful implementation of these technologies faces unique challenges due to Qatar's extreme environmental conditions and exceptionally high temperatures, which impact battery performance, durability, and safety. This paper investigates the critical battery-related challenges within Qatar's ESS and EV sectors, focusing on thermal management issues, battery resilience, and enhanced infrastructure, including optimized charging systems. Solutions to improve lithium-ion batteries' long-term performance and sustainability in this context are explored to support Qatar's efforts to align with global trends in clean energy and electric mobility. By addressing these challenges, Qatar can strengthen its role in the worldwide energy transition and contribute to the fight against climate change.

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2024-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/spies63782.2024.10983684
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From Storage to Mobility: Addressing Battery Issues in Qatar's Energy Storage and Electric Vehicle Sectors

Kenza Maher, Ameni Boumaiza
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From Storage to Mobility: Addressing Battery Issues in Qatar's Energy Storage and Electric Vehicle Sectors

Kenza Maher, Ameni Boumaiza
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Qatar's strategic vision for sustainability and energy diversification has significantly emphasized developing energy storage systems (ESS) and electric vehicles (EVs) to integrate renewable energy sources and reduce carbon emissions. However, the successful implementation of these technologies faces unique challenges due to Qatar's extreme environmental conditions and exceptionally high temperatures, which impact battery performance, durability, and safety. This paper investigates the critical battery-related challenges within Qatar's ESS and EV sectors, focusing on thermal management issues, battery resilience, and enhanced infrastructure, including optimized charging systems. Solutions to improve lithium-ion batteries' long-term performance and sustainability in this context are explored to support Qatar's efforts to align with global trends in clean energy and electric mobility. By addressing these challenges, Qatar can strengthen its role in the worldwide energy transition and contribute to the fight against climate change.

Hamad bin Khalifa University (QA), Qatar Foundation (QA)
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Energy and Environment Impacts
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