Thursday June 07, 2007 
Thursday June 07, 2007
ABAT delivers first Li-Ion polymer batteries for Beijing garbage trucks
Advanced Battery Technologies has delivered the first 200 of 3,000 polymer lithium-ion battery cell packs to Beijing Guoqiang Global Technology Development Co. for use in electric garbage trucks specially designed for the 2008 Olympics Games.
Earlier this year, ABAT signed a mutually exclusive development agreement for lithium polymer batteries in China with Altair Nanotechnologies. This agreement covers the incorporation of Altair's battery electrode nano-materials into ABAT's existing polymer battery product lines and specifically focuses on development of high power, lithium polymer batteries for use in electric vehicles.
- Li-Ion electric garbage trucks, huh? That's new.
(2007-06-07 12:50:59 SGT)
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holy! They sure know how to make money! China the place to test out the feasibility! after that is the world to conquer!
Posted by Simon on June 07, 2007 at 02:42 PM SGT #