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Alliance Mineral the next Blue Chip - TP 1.50
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24-Aug-2018 11:34
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Hyundai Investing In US Solid-State Battery Company July 11th, 2018 by Steve Hanley Last year, Hyundai announced that it was charting its own course when it comes to developing solid-state battery technology. Rather than relying on its traditional battery partners, Samsung SDI and LG Chem, it had its own people doing the basic research. ?Hyundai is developing solid-state batteries through its Namyang R&D Center?s battery precedence development team and it has secured a certain level of technology,? a source within Hyundai told The Korea Herald. What makes this story interesting is that German automakers seem to have taken the opposite tack to get to the future. They all thought about creating their own battery technology and building their own batteries but have elected instead to let the battery manufacturers do the heavy lifting. They will be content to simply be customers. That approach has led companies like China?s Contemporary Amperex Technologies, Ltd. to build new battery factories in Germany. Solid-state batteries are the Holy Grail of battery researchers around the world. CleanTechnicareaders sometimes tire of all the stories about new breakthroughs in battery technology ? it seems like there is at least one every week ? but that is only because there is so much news to report about. Solid-state batteries will be cheaper to manufacture and have higher energy storage capacity than conventional lithium ion batteries. Both factors will hasten the day when EVs cost the same or less than cars with internal combustion engines. They also are far less prone to explosion and fire ? an important advance in safety. Now comes news from AutoBlog that Hyundai has invested in Ionic Materials, a company based in Woburn, Massachusetts, that says it has made significant progress in developing solid-state battery technology. Ionic Materials is headed by Michael Zimmerman and lists Bill Joy as one of the members of its board of directors. In February of this year, Joy invested $65 million in the company. On its website, the company says, ?Ionic?s polymer electrolyte represents a major breakthrough in battery technology. By enabling the creation of batteries that are safer, cheaper, and higher performance than the current state-of-the-art, Ionic?s polymer electrolyte shatters the traditional battery design paradigm, under which safety, cost, and performance must generally be traded off against one another. We are excited to bring this technology to market with core partners in the battery industry.? The company says the polymer it has created is the first in the world to conduct electrons at room temperature. According to The Korea Times, Hyundai expects to have its first cars with solid-state batteries on the road by 2025. Since it takes most companies about 5 years to design a new car, get their supply chain in place, and start production, the thinking is that Hyundai will need to at least have production prototypes of its new solid-state battery available by 2020 in order to get the process started. Exciting times ahead if we can be patient enough to wait for all these new technologies to come to market. Not that we have much choice. |
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24-Aug-2018 11:31
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Toyota, Nissan, Honda team up for solid-state battery development
The Libtec consortium aims to develop batteries with a range of up to 500 miles. by Chris Paukert May 7, 2018 9:07 AM PDT Toyota, Nissan, Honda and Panasonic are just four of the heavyweight Japanese companies that have reportedly teamed up for a new research and development program to develop solid-state batteries. The Consortium for Lithium Ion Battery Technology and Evaluation Center, or "Libtec," is being supported by a $14 million support grant from Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, the Nikkei Asian Review reported Sunday. Solid-state battery technology is increasingly seen as the next big development in electric car development. This type of battery uses solid electrolytes that offer higher energy density than today's lithium-ion cells and they run cooler. It's also expected that they will cost less at scale, as well as be safer and more reliable than today's batteries. @@@@@ sorry hor @@@@@ |
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laksaman57
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24-Aug-2018 11:28
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Ya ya ya, you're the smartest and Toyota, Hyundai, Bosch, Csiro, etc & me are stupidest. dyodd
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risktaker
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24-Aug-2018 11:21
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Watch this again..... hydrogen is stupid
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laksaman57
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24-Aug-2018 11:18
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😨 so small conversion system
https://goo.gl/images/w7yizA |
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laksaman57
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24-Aug-2018 11:12
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Silly me imagine every petrol station easily convert/add ammonia underground storage and use Csiro small foot print ammonia-to-hydrogen conversion unit to refuel hydrogen cars. Silly me 👶 | ||||
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laksaman57
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24-Aug-2018 10:53
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Fast & Furiuos
https://www.truckinginfo.com/311576/tech-can-turn-ammonia-into-hydrogen-for-fuel-cell-vehicles-say-australian-resear |
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risktaker
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24-Aug-2018 10:34
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Lol.... u will see my queue appear once u hit 21c .... come come come
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laksaman57
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24-Aug-2018 10:32
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There is no buy queue at 20cts leh. Please go queue big big there lah
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risktaker
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24-Aug-2018 10:29
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Throw like a girl so slow..... burwill placement same price no support? | ||||
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risktaker
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24-Aug-2018 10:26
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Please throw ..... 20c i wait for u
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risktaker
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24-Aug-2018 10:23
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Can u short it down to 20c? So i can buy pls
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risktaker
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24-Aug-2018 10:21
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Lithium battery is not cheap but reuseable..... and with solid state battery to be released in 2 years....it will does no need special transport or storage as it doesnt explode or overhead...
LoL... go tell ur boss (shell or esso) quick change biz ...install charging point..
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laksaman57
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24-Aug-2018 10:17
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Lithium battery drop from the sky without mfg process, cost, very special transport, special storage, overhead, cost, etc ? 😂
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risktaker
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24-Aug-2018 10:02
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Wow 285 also sell.... come come come i wait for u at 20c | ||||
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risktaker
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24-Aug-2018 09:39
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New homes built in the U.K. will soon be required to have charge points for electric vehicles, according to the government?s Road to Zero report released Monday.
?It is our intention that all new homes, where appropriate, should have a charge point available,? it said. ?We plan to consult as soon as possible on introducing a requirement for charge point infrastructure for new dwellings in England.? The U.K. will also boost investment in electric-car infrastructure, including a 400-million-pound ($531 million) fund for companies that produce and install charging points, as it seeks to encourage consumers to move away from carbon-polluting vehicles. A lack of charging points is seen as one of the main impediments to the mass adoption of electric cars, which are unable to travel as far as conventionally fueled vehicles. While gasoline prices have surged this year, the U.K. Treasury is growing increasingly concerned about the public health cost of air pollution and is considering the first boost in vehicle fuel duties in eight years. New street lighting columns also will be required to have charging points in areas with on-street parking and a 40-million pound program will be introduced to test low-cost wireless charging technology, in other measures unveiled by Transport Secretary Chris Grayling. The proposals are part of the government?s push to end the sale of new cars and vans fueled by gasoline and diesel by 2040. Electric Boom The global fleet of electric vehicles is set to soar Source: IEA ?The prize is not just a cleaner and healthier environment but a U.K. economy fit for the future and the chance to win a substantial slice of a market estimated to be worth up to 7.6 trillion pounds by 2050,? Grayling will say in a speech to mark the government?s ?Road to Zero? strategy. Read more: Electric Vehicle Outlook 2018 The government will also take powers through the ?Automated and Electric Vehicles Bill? to ensure that charging points are available at freeway service stations and large gas retailers, according to a statement. A consultation on ensuring new houses built in England are electric vehicle ready will also begin as soon as possible, it said. |
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risktaker
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24-Aug-2018 09:29
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Wow.... alliance so cheap.... | ||||
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risktaker
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24-Aug-2018 08:49
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Lithium sector seems bottoming... my view only... if u have cash ... its ok to buy on dip now... | ||||
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risktaker
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24-Aug-2018 06:21
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Dont post whats on paper...its common sense.... first manufacture hydrogen is a process n u need cost... then to transport it another cost ... then the special storage another cost.... then the pump need to earn profit n cover its overhead another cost....
Battery car is the way to go..... sorry
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laksaman57
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23-Aug-2018 17:54
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Storage solved
http://www.manmonthly.com.au/news/csiro-tech-accelerates-hydrogen-vehicle-future/ |
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