Anu Cherian, Senior Industry Analyst, Energy & Power Systems Group, Frost & Sullivan
The automotive sector grabbed all the attention in 2009 with the release of several concept vehicles. This was most definitely a tricky diversion from the overwhelming grim economy. Consumers were so used to fulfilling their desires for the latest cars with easy loans in 2008. Read more about Lithium-Ion Technology: A Step Forward in the Green Agenda …
Dr. Kerry Lanza, Palladium Energy
Lithium-ion batteries have earned and substantiated their label as a “green technology.” The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) considers lithium-ion batteries “safe” for disposal in contrast to nickel-cadmium and lead-based battery products, which can cause environmental issues with careless disposal. Read more about Is It Time for a Lithium-Ion Recycling Revolution? …
Jean-Louis Evans, Managing Director, TÜV Product Service
Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries have helped to revolutionize technology development. Lightweight and long lasting, they have proven invaluable in the evolution of consumer technologies such as mobile phones and notebook PCs. However, they also have a reputation for volatility and until the CTIA certification scheme was introduced, bad press had meant that both consumers and consumer electronics manufacturers were increasingly questioning their long-term viability. Read more about The Good, the Bad and the Ugly How Safe are Lithium-Ion Batteries? …
