Reply #4: EEStor is an interesting company to try to angle. [View All]

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Major investors who don't go in for flash in the pan solutions, but very, very tight control of information on what their business and production schedules are anticipated to be.

Speculations as to its properties are here:

http://thefraserdomain.typepad.com/energy/2006/01/eestor_ultracap.html

...which would put it more in the realm of competing with high speed flywheels and vanadium redox batteries for power storage for stationary structures, though it does seem to be the case that they expect it to have a volumetric energy density suitable for vehicles.

3500V -- I'd love to see the safety seals and catches that they end up using to reduce liability there. :scared: :evilgrin: