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Why No Further Public Funds Should Be Used To Research Lithium-Ion Batteries For The Sole Use Of Propelling Electrified Private Passenger Carrying Motor Vehicles

by Jack Lifton on March 25, 2009

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, News Analysis, Nuclear Energy, Recycling

Congress Directs The Navy To Look At Thorium Fueled Reactors For Naval Propulsion Power Needs

by Jack Lifton on March 24, 2009

in Legislation, News Analysis, Nuclear Energy, Thorium

DoE Technology Metals Subsidy Program Is Short-Sighted

by Jack Lifton on March 22, 2009

in Gallium, Indium, Photovoltaic Cells, Selenium

A Report On Thorium: The Newest Of The Technology Metals

by Jack Lifton on March 18, 2009

in Nuclear Energy, Thorium

EV Startups Like Tesla And Fisker Will Not Survive A Mainsteam Auto Collapse

by Jack Lifton on March 17, 2009

in Hybrids & EVs, News Analysis

How Do Ford’s Plans To Make The Fusion Hybrid In Mexico Stimulate Employment In The USA?

by Jack Lifton on March 13, 2009 · 1 comment

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, News Analysis

Shouldn’t Credit Default Insurance Guaranteed By The US Treasury Only Be Extended To American Owned And Operated Companies Manufacturing Within The USA?

by Jack Lifton on March 12, 2009

in Hybrids & EVs, News Analysis

Nickel Metal Hydride Batteries Are Being Steadily Improved And Clearly Outperform Existing Lithium-Ion Batteries In Production OEM Vehicles

by Jack Lifton on March 11, 2009

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, News Analysis

The Potential For An Electrified Future For Ford Depends On Lanthanum and Lithium, Whose Supply Is Not Assured

by Jack Lifton on March 9, 2009

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, Lithium, News Analysis, Rare Earths

The Absurd Economics Of The Chevrolet Volt Have Now Been Addressed By Carnegie Mellon’s Professors: When Will GM’s Management Do The Same?

by Jack Lifton on March 6, 2009

in Hybrids & EVs, News Analysis

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