Massive Deposit of Battery-Grade Nickel on Deep-Sea Floor Gets Confidence Boost With New Data

America's most recycled product isn't what you'd expect

North America stationary battery storage market is poised to witness significant growth during the forecast period owing to increasing demand for a reliable grid support mechanism coupled with developing energy storage technologies.

Prominent solar energy storage market players include Carnegie Clean Energy, BMW, Kokam, BYD, Primus Power, Samsung, Maxwell Technologies, EnerSys, LG Chem, Leclanche, FIAMM, Vionx BAE, Saft, Adara Power, Ecoult and Aquion.

The U.S. stationary battery storage market will grow exponentially during the forecast period impelled by introduction of sustainable building codes and standards along with refurbishment of the existing electrical network.

New Breakthrough Material Dramatically Improves NextGen Lithium Battery Performance when coupled with Ashland's SoterasTM MSi binder

New Facility to Recycle Over 5,000 Tons of Spent Lithium-Ion Batteries and Employ Over 100 Individuals

Joint Venture to be North America's Largest and Most Environmentally Friendly Recycler of Lithium-Ion Batteries (LIB)

Advantage Golf Cars at The Villages, Florida achieved a record of 114-Mile range for an E-Z-GO golf cart deploying innovative Lithium-ion battery system from Lithium Boost Technologies based in San Diego California. Lithium Boost developed Smart Battery Management System (BMS) and patented chargers that allow enhancing the performance of lithium-powered golf carts and other low speed electric vehi

Lithium Boost Technologies has launched enhanced and redesigned chargers following a thorough performance test and analysis done by JPS Engineering.

The affordable option in car is to use lithium-ion batteries which lasts longer.

The Knowledge Foundation has announced that a record number of organizations from around the world will participate in the 2nd Battery Safety and 7th Lithium Battery Power conferences in Las Vegas, NV from November 7-10, 2011.

Panasonic's $30 million investment in Tesla Motors is a sign of an industry on the cusp of mass market viability.