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SAN DIEGO., 31 Oct. 2007. More than 115 organizations from around the world participated in the 3rd Lithium Mobile Power conference held October 29 and 30 in San Diego. Included among those organizations were the U.S. Army Research Laboratory; Motorola Embedded Systems Research Lab; Mitsubishi Chemical Group; and General Dynamics C4 Systems.
According to Dr. Serge Pan, V.P. of Program Development at The Knowledge Foundation, "Recent significant innovations in lithium-ion batteries have propelled this technology to a position in the marketplace far exceeding market survey expectations. From a vast array of portable applications, to micro medical devices, to high-power automotive, these breakthroughs have paved the way for an emerging market with unlimited potential."
Electro Energy Inc., a provider of advanced battery technologies and associated systems, participated in the 3rd Annual Lithium Mobile Power 2007 Conference in San Diego, organized by The Knowledge Foundation.
Michael Reed, president and CEO, addressed industry leaders in a presentation entitled "Advanced Lithium Ion Technology for PHEV & HEV Applications." Electro Energy has demonstrated its bipolar wafer-cell Ni-MH technology through a 220V, 30 Ah, 6 kWh battery system used in a HEV-to-PHEV conversion.
A similar system is currently being developed utilizing EEI's Li-Ion technology, which provides high energy capability, while minimizing wasted space and reducing weight and volume. EEI has recently fabricated and tested Li-Ion cells using new and innovative electrode materials.
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