Lead Battery Research Underway in National Labs
In this Part 2 blog, our guest blogger Dr. Matt Raiford, manager for the Consortium for Battery Innovation...
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August 26, 2021
An Innovation Wave: Lead Battery Research Driven by Universities and National Labs
In this Part 1 blog, our guest blogger Dr. Matt Raiford, manager for the Consortium for Battery Innovation...
Article
August 18, 2021
Essential Energy Everyday Website Captures Two Golds at 2021 dotCOMM Awards
While athletes were being awarded in Tokyo, another big winner was accepting gold closer to home. Essential...
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August 12, 2021
Synergistic Science: When Industry and Academia Meet
Our guest blogger, Dr. Cora Lind-Kovacs, is an academic researcher, professor and associate chair of The...
Essential Insights
August 10, 2021
Lead Battery Manufacturers, Argonne National Laboratory and The University of Toledo Join Forces
A cohort of U.S. lead battery companies today announced a collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy's...
Press Release
July 29, 2021
What Role Can Lead-Acid Batteries Play in the Circular Economy?
Guest blogger, Roger Miksad, explains how lead batteries contribute to a circular economy and the recent...
Essential Insights
July 21, 2021
A Roadmap: How Lead Batteries Will Help Assert U.S. Leadership in Energy Storage
The lead battery industry has issued a “call to arms for lead battery manufacturers, DOE and the national...
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July 15, 2021
Statement from Battery Council International on New DOE “Long Duration Storage Shot” Program
Today DOE Secretary Jennifer Granholm announced the U.S. DOE’s new goals to reduce the cost of grid-scale,...
Press Release
July 14, 2021
Lead Battery Industry Releases Innovation Roadmap to Strengthen U.S. Energy Sector Infrastructure
As lawmakers work to strengthen infrastructure within the energy sector, batteries have emerged as a critical...
Press Release
July 14, 2021
The lead acid battery ... is legendary. We can recycle 95+ percent of [these] batteries all across the world. It's a very safe chemistry, ... [and] we understand how to use it very, very well.