Wgat is happening of the LiFePO4 battery family.
It was looking very promising. Robust Li batteries that don't explode even
under fire, crash or explosion... comparable energy density. good power
density... good endurance...
are there other palyes ?
did A123 battery division colapse too? or is it
Before I started forecasting earthquakes, hurricanes and sinkholes I
predicted A123 was a loser. I think Terry jumped in and told me they had
new investors and might be a great buy. I hope he did not buy the stock...
They were providing Fisker's batteries, another colossal Obama losermobile
I haven't followed this story carefully, but a friend of mine (who has)
wrote the following:
Uh, you should look into A123 Systems, who started it and what they did
before criticizing them. These guys developed and improved the Lithium
Iron Phosphate battery chemistry while at MIT, then spun out
Some Chinese company bought a 49% stake in A123 very recently, so is that in
addition to Johnson Controls???
-Mark
From: Jeff Berkowitz [mailto:pdx...@gmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 21, 2012 10:16 AM
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: [Vo]:A123 systems goes bankrupt
I haven't
systems goes bankrupt
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I haven't followed this story carefully, but a friend of mine (who has)
wrote the following:
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Uh, you should look into A123 Systems, who started it and what they did
before criticizing them. These guys developed and improved the Lithium
Iron
Well said Jeff,
I have not followed it carefully, although Fisker Karma was major client
for A123 Systems, and it is assembled in Finland. Therefore it was reported
also in Finnish media. There was speculation that inadequate demand for
Fisker Karma was a contributor for the bankruptcy.
However
The great green solar and battery society that our goverment has put its hopes
on is going bankrupt one player at a time.
I was going to buy A-123 stock. I am glad I did not.
I was going to by Bezer Home for 30 cents a share, I could
kick myself to missing 80 times my investment.
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