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Batteries of Smartphones, computers... the Invisible Energy Gap in Our Homes
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Batteries are ubiquitous in our digital and electromobile lives. However, their use remains largely defective, between charging errors, uncertified devices and neglected recycling. A blind angle of the energy transition that worries up to the specialists. Each home houses on average 19 lithium-ion batteries. A figure that might seem annoyance. It is not. Because these devices, poorly used, represent a threat both to the safety of individuals and…
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