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In the wake of global energy demands and the urgent need for sustainable solutions, flexible energy storage systems have emerged as a cornerstone for innovation in the electronics industry. These systems are pivotal in addressing the challenges posed by the depletion of fossil fuels and the adverse environmental impacts associated with their consumption. This paper investigates the evolution of flexible energy storage systems, emphasizing the significance of advanced materials, including conductive polymers, flexible carbon nanomaterial electrodes, and metal foil substrates, in developing technologies that promise enhanced electrochemical performance and environmental sustainability. The paper also examines flexible batteries, supercapacitors, and piezoelectric devices, outlining their applications, challenges, and the balance between electrochemical performance and flexibility. The overarching goal is to navigate the dual environmental impact of energy storage systems, striving for solutions that minimize emissions and material disposal issues while enhancing the efficiency and safety of flexible energy storage technologies. This research underscores the pivotal role of flexible energy storage systems in fostering a sustainable electronic landscape, driven by advancements in material science and manufacturing techniques.
Qinnan He (Sun,) studied this question.
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