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Pre-Conference Seminars Monday Afternoon, October 11, 2010 |
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The Pre-Conference Seminars are intended to provide attendees with an in-depth understanding of advanced energy storage technologies and their related market opportunities. Company management and business development professionals will benefit through a better understanding of the target markets and applications. Executives will be provided a technology overview that will allow them a better understanding of the driving forces behind technology development. The global energy crisis has created a wealth of new markets and solutions for energy generation, power transmission and the storage requirements that will improve the efficiency of operations. The integration of renewable energy generation and high performance energy storage capabilities into the existing infrastructure adds to the complexity of utility, automotive, industrial and consumer markets. These seminars are intended to provide a clear view of the new paradigm. |
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Session 1: Energy Storage Markets and Applications
Frost and Sullivan presents a new look at the role of advanced energy storage Pulling together a
team of energy, power and component experts, Frost and Sullivan
will provide an updated look at the markets and applications for
advanced energy storage technologies. For the first time,
Frost and Sullivan has marshaled its expertise in
ultracapacitors, advanced batteries, energy markets and power
delivery to offer a comprehensive look at the role of energy
storage in the deployment of new renewable generation
technologies and the necessary improvements to the power
transmission grids. Long recognized as a premier authority
on market understanding and investment in growing energy
opportunities, Frost and Sullivan will offer attendees an early
look at consolidated and objective evaluation of the industry.
This program will allow managers and decision makers to evaluate
the potential benefits of various courses of action as they
relate to investment in materials, components and energy storage
systems. Program Cost: $300.00 With an updated comparative analysis of production ultracapacitors and high performance lithium ion batteries by Dr. Andy Burke
Ionix Power Systems, LLC makes sense of the available technologies A comprehensive overview of ultracapacitor and high power battery technologies intended to provide a basic understanding of operational characteristics of the technologies and how they operate in various applications and configurations. This two hour session is intended to provide insights into how the key components operate and contribute to the overall energy storage solutions. This seminar is recommended for technologists involved in materials development as well as those interested in applying the technologies to their specific applications. Management, marketing and sales personnel will better understand the issues involved when energy storage solutions are being defined and developed. Program Cost: $300.00 Dr. Andrew F. Burke of
the Institute for Transportation Studies, will present
"Consideration
of
the relative power capabilities of ultracapacitors and lithium
batteries
for
various applications". This
presentation includes his latest comprehensive review
and comparison of ultracapacitors from Maxwell, Nesscap,
Apowercap, Asahi Glass, Panasonic, Carbon Tech., LS Cable,
BatsCap, Fuji Heavy, Power Systems, and JSR Micro.
Lithium batteries from A123, EnerDel, Kokam, SAFT, GAIA and
others will be analyzed for performance characteristics in HEV
applications. |
