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Peter Dinham
Sunday, 16 August 2009 10:15
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Dr Wonhas said he was pleased to see an
Australian-developed technology achieving success in the international
arena, and the Department of Energy grant marked a significant
endorsement of UltraBattery by the US Government.“The collaboration and UltraBattery’s ongoing success reinforces the valuable link between quality research and commercial development.”
Dr Wonhas said the UltraBattery technology was not yet licensed in Australia for automotive applications and the CSIRO was accepting expressions of interest for manufacture and distribution of the technology in this region.
According to Dr Wonhas, the UltraBattery technology also has applications for renewable energy storage from wind and solar, and CSIRO was part of a technology start-up that would develop and commercialise battery-based storage solutions for these energy sources.
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