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Lithium ion technology opens new markets and will become an integral part of smart grid technology and interconnection of Solar and Wind power with the grid. Electric cars will drive this shift to alternative energy on industrial scale. It is not dreams about the future it is happening now in U.S. as well: Electrification . Gadget Crave On the heels of taking over Sanyo and becoming Japan’s...Source : Sufiy. (subscribe)Explore : Energy, Environment, Science, Smart grid, Wind Energy

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