Lead Carbon Battery Evaluation
We are seeking an expert/organization to advise on development of and market information on, a new lead-carbon battery.
We are writing to you if you may know of someone within your organization who may be interested in this consulting project. As our client wishes to engage with a consultant urgently, we would be pleased if you could indicate by return if you may be able to assist.
This search is being conducted by the new zeland foundation for research, science and technology through our global expert service. Global expert, provides a service for nz companies to help identify experts, development partners and suppliers, to assist them with technical, product development and product sourcing.
Project description:
title search for an expert/organization to advise on development of and market information on a new lead-carbon battery.
Our client has developed a new lead-carbon battery, that has both long cycle life and low cost. They have identified that the initial market would be the stop-start battery for micro hybrid vehicles.
The company wishes to engage with an expert/organization, with automotive industry experience, ( preferably lead-carbon ), who can assist them in the following areas;
• assessment of assumptions that underpin their analysis in terms of relative costs, specifically;
a) their battery vs vrla/agm batteries specifically designed for stop-start.
B) their battery vs traditional sli car batteries.
C) that automakers would prefer the long life of their battery vs vrla/agm batteries.
D) assist to identify other strength/weaknesses beyond lifetime and cost such as; utilization of existing flooded battery production assets reducing the overall investment for production, ability to install in the engine bay etc
• assist the client understand the key concerns with their technology and the level of characterization that they would need to complete, before they engage with potential customers/partners.
The expert/organization would ideally be able to give an accurate assessment i.E – an insiders view of what the client has and how a customer would respond to the client’s battery and ideally be able to indicate interested partners/customers.
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electric car maker tesla motors plan on spending about $5 billion on a new battery factory to be able to make more affordable cars. The company’s stock has increased over 7 times during the past year.
According to bloomberg, “tesla chief executive officer elon musk has said the battery plant is critical to achieving tesla’s goal of moving beyond the premium auto space to becoming a mass-market automaker capable of producing 500,000 or more electric vehicles annually. The facility may also help tesla and solarcity corp., a power company partly owned by musk, achieve his goal of becoming a big player in the power-storage industry.”
what are your thoughts about tesla’s plans and the likelihood that it will achieve its goal?
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Hi, i'm a freelance writer working on an article about fuel-efficient cars for bankrate insurance. My article will cover the most interesting and exciting fuel-efficient car releases for 2014. I will subdivide them into hybrid, electric and diesel sections. And i'm looking for experts to comment on what the latest technological developments mean for car consumers â and what the future may hold.
If you would like to contribute to this article please email me back by end of day tues, 12/17.
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