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EEStor Update: 3rd party certification of key production milestones and chemical purity
By MB-BigB | August 2, 2008
EEStor has announced that they have achieved 3rd party certification of production milestones and the enhancement of its chemical purification. EEStor, who have been developing an ultracapacitor that they say will be much longer lasting and more powerful than current batteries, are saying that the 3rd party certification shows that they are well on their way to producing the ultracapacitors at their claimed specifications.
Update - 8/6/08 - MIT Technology Review has some more details about EEStor’s latest announcement, along with some interesting news that EEStor is serious talks with potential partners in the solar and wind industry, where EEStor’s technology can, according to Dick Weir, founder and CEO of EEStor, “help put 45 percent more energy into the grid”.
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