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	~~''Definition'' –~~ Nickel-~~iron batteries have [http://www.beutilityfree.com/content/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=44&Itemid=129 50 year lifetimes~~], compared to a few-year lifetime of lead acid batteries. They are environmentally more benign, and lend themselves to local recycling and fabrication. They have higher discharge rates and faster charge times than lead-acid batteries, so they lend themselves not only to off-grid power, but also to power electronics applications such as welding and heavy workshop power. Their energy density is half that of lead-acid batteries, but their long lifetime makes them highly relevant to the GVCS, including to electric farming equipment as the next generation of LifeTrac infrastructure.		#REDIRECT [[Nickel-Iron Battery]]

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