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British Army launches £2.45 million challenge for tactical power solutions

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The UK Defence Innovation department has launched a “Tactical Power Challenge” on behalf of the British Army, with support from Defence Science and Technology Laboratory. The £2.45 million competition seeks innovative approaches to the generation, storage, distribution, and management of electrical power for armed forces. Specific areas of interest include high-speed charging technologies and safer alternatives to lithium-ion battery chemistries.

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The challenge aims to identify and develop sovereign technologies that can improve operational energy resilience for the British Army. This effort supports the UK defence innovation ecosystem by funding research into specialized power solutions for military use.

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