From the Motley Fool - Stuff you will NOT see in the WSJ.
“The inside scoop
Here's one tidbit that really caught my ear:
Before the 2009 recovery act, the U.S. produced 2% of the world's advanced batteries. We're now aiming for 40% [by 2015].
The Department of Energy is providing loans, grants, and matching funds for advanced battery research and 30 manufacturing plants.
“The inside scoop
Here's one tidbit that really caught my ear:
Before the 2009 recovery act, the U.S. produced 2% of the world's advanced batteries. We're now aiming for 40% [by 2015].
The Department of Energy is providing loans, grants, and matching funds for advanced battery research and 30 manufacturing plants.
Ford (NYSE: F) , General Motors, Johnson Controls, and A123 (Nasdaq: AONE ) are among the most recognizable names taking advantage of the program, which will help automakers meet tougher fuel-efficiency standards. Hey, why should foreign producers likeAdvanced Battery Technologies (Nasdaq: ABAT ) and China BAK Battery (Nasdaq: CBAK ) get all the glory?
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