These are apparently not large EV-type rechargeable lithium batteries, as I immediately assumed.
From the article: "Aricell makes lithium primary batteries for sensors and radio communication devices". A "primary battery" is non-rechargeable; and given the use-cases mentioned I expect each individual battery is fairly small.
Of course, when there are 10s of 1000s of them together that's still a lot of energy to burn.
From the article: "Aricell makes lithium primary batteries for sensors and radio communication devices". A "primary battery" is non-rechargeable; and given the use-cases mentioned I expect each individual battery is fairly small.
Of course, when there are 10s of 1000s of them together that's still a lot of energy to burn.