A123Systems Wanted for Huge Grid Battery
Ryan McBride8/26/09
Rosemead, CA-based utility Southern California Edison wants A123Systems to build the world’s largest lithium-ion grid storage battery for a substation in the Tehachapi Mountains of southern California to stabilize the flow wind power, Greentech Media reported today. The report says that the utility is asking for a $25 million grant from the Department of Energy to help fund the project. This project could further raise Watertown, MA-based A123′s profile in the grid storage battery business, which is among the areas of growth noted in my story yesterday about A123′s and Boston-Power’s inroads in the electric vehicle market.













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