Articles Tagged "lithium battery"

Military Applications Could Increase Lithium Demand

Lithium – A new lithium battery system suitable for military vehicles, introduced by A123 Systems, has the potential to provide military vehicles with a lighter, more durable system for starting engines and enhancing stealth. With an already large fleet of 6T batteries, the use of lithium in Military 6T Batteries could spike lithium demand.

Environmental Health Implications of Electric Vehicles in China

Lithium – Research released from universities in the United States and China compared health impacts of lithium battery powered electric vehicles with conventional vehicles across 34 major urban centers in China. The lithium battery powered electric vehicle research was a collaborative effort from universities in Minnesota, Tennessee, and China evaluating the health impacts from the use of lithium battery powered electric vehicles compared with conventional vehicles.

Liotech: Large Lithium Battery Plant Opens in Russia

Lithium – The large manufacturing facility referred to as Liotech is expected to produce up to 500,000 lithium batteries per year. The the expectation is for the plant to produce lithium batteries to supply electric vehicles and larger bus batteries, in addition to a variety of energy storage applications, and emergency power supplies.

Lithium Battery Technology Showcased at Detroit Auto Show

Lithium – In addition to concept cars and future possibilities, the North American International Auto Show has already resulted in a strategic allegiance with Korea-based SK Innovation and Continental Corporation signing a pioneering partnership with which both companies will develop, manufacture and distribute lithium battery systems for automotive applications.

2012 Lithium Market Outlook

Lithium – With international trade related indicators, such as export orders and container shipping rates, pointing towards weaker global trade growth, the lithium market outlook may face some challenges. However, a case can also be made that in the absence of last year's unpredictable natural events a more positive business and overall investment climate may return for lithium producers and juniors.