wncwildbill

Alternative Energy Storage and Blood in the Streets

Why no buzz about lithium titanate oxide batteries? As I understand it , via an hour long presentation on the University of Northern Arizona channel, it is an order of magnitude ahead of conventional lithium ion technology. If I had heard this from the corporate media, I would be very sceptical!

India: Market Antics At Their "Best"

Why isn't anyone talking about the double whammy that India is facing? Most of us know about the Islamic fundamentalist problem. However, almost nobody knows about the Maoist movement that already controls much of rural India. How many Americans have even heard the word Naxalite? Shame on our media for keeping us ignorant of something that could lead to all-out civil war in that country!

Energy Storage Opportunities vs. Irrational Expectations

Good points! Why does the investing community seem to think that ALTI's Lithium titanate oxide deal is "just another lithium battery"?


On Sep 16 10:13 PM jprovinc wrote:

> John,
> Given the current financial crisis, did you really have to go any
> further than "Mr Market has killed the electric car.." I hope it's
> nothing more than a flesh wound ,'ala Monty Python. Operating capital
> is going to be a critical element for successful market introduction.
> A123's IPO might now be adversely affected. In the mean time, it
> will be a fight for survival for all participants. I am biased toward
> the unique LiTitanate chemistries of ALTI and HEV(EnerDel). Lithium
> Titanate does not form an SEI membrane as do other LiIon chemistries
> and this offers less internal resistance.+++ DD. EnerDel has a Hard
> Carbon (HC) anode in its Think EV battery pack. AXPW(Axion)'s hard
> carbon anode sounds promising too. I'll be looking forward to your
> next article and thank you for the current chart. I'll try to post
> an intro link of HEV
> www.nextenergynews.com...
>
> Good luck and health to all.