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MIRA and FPTI to Develop New Lithium Battery for Stationary Power and Transportation Applications

MIRA Ltd. – a UK research and test consultancy with capabilities in electrical and hybrid systems, has unveiled a collaborative agreement with Fundação Parque Tecnológico Itaipu (FPTI) to develop a new center for energy storage in Brazil.

As the first project of the collaborative agreement, research and development for a new and flexible architecture lithium battery for stationary power and transportation applications, will be the focus.

The project entails the transfer of technology and the joint development of new intellectual property, enabling FPTI to develop a leading position in energy storage technologies. The combination of MIRA expertise in the international automotive market together with FPTI’s knowledge of energy production and storage for large stationary applications provides a solid base for the new battery development center. FPTI is located at Itaipu, the largest producer of accumulated clean and renewable energy in the world.

The modular approach for the battery will allow the design to cover the storage of green energy such as wind and solar for stationary applications, while in transportation, motorcycles, trucks and buses will be the primary focus. In addition, the initial program will provide the basis for further low-carbon developments in areas such as hydrogen and liquid air.

MIRA and FPTI may have the first results within two years, and the development of local expertise and intellectual property in battery and battery management systems is expected to expedite the implementation of the electric and hybrid electric vehicle industry in Brazil as well as the application of renewable energy solutions in remote areas of the country.

Jun 2, 2015Blagojce Krivevski
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June 2, 2015 Electric Car Newsenergy storage, FPTI, Lithium Battery, Mira, Mira FPTI, Stationary Energy Storage
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