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All great tips. Thanks again.
Makes sense. Thanks BB
BB Why does all or none bid work as opposed to not using it ?
Slow steady consistent increases are becoming the norm here!
Volume is also on the same track!
Exactly... Read his other 381 posts and you really get to see the big picture. They're all the same.
Flux Power Lithium
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Lithium #forklift #battery pioneer $FLUX @FLUXpwr to present at Reach #China Investment Conf. in Shanghai Tues. May 22nd along with $BLDP $NXTD $INUV $SANW $UCLE
Flux has definitely gained some solid traction and recognition which seems to be shown on a regular basis now. I believe there are some great things to come.
I'd say that remains to be seen. Both may prove to be just as profitable as the other.
Flux Power Q3’18 Revenue Rose 400% to $1.67M on Large Customer Adoption of Lithium-Ion Forklift Batteries to Replace Lead-Acid; Hosts Call today at 11am ET
Step by step Flux is commanding a steadily rising SP.
Absolutely is very nice! Also what's very nice is the maybe slow but sure rising SP!
Not in the least... Thanks
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A more current article.
IMPERIUM3’S BATTERY FACTORY IS COMING TO ENDICOTT EARLIER THAN EXPECTED
Feb 23, 2018 | Success Stories
Imperium3’s battery factory is coming to Endicott earlier than expected
The manufacturing of lithium-ion batteries will be coming to the Southern Tier a bit earlier than expected, thanks to a quick-thinking purchase by a local company.
Imperium3, the battery development consortium that prompted Gov. Andrew Cuomo to visit the region last fall, recently closed a deal for industrial manufacturing machinery from a shuttered North Carolina factory.
The consortium focuses on the research, development and manufacturing of lithium-ion batteries, which can provide more power than traditional batteries because of an altered chemical structure. Imperium3 consists of multiple companies, including Charge CCCV, founded by postdoctoral researcher Shailesh Upreti on the Binghamton University campus in 2014.
“Once our chemistry is adopted and we integrate that in the battery, the battery has many different types of advantages,” Upreti said in a recent interview. “We can fine-tune the properties of the molecules and get you, let’s say, a higher-power battery for an iPhone.”
Imperium3 had initially planned to build a factory at Endicott’s Huron campus by the end of 2019, bringing more than 200 jobs to the area. That date has now been moved up, after the consortium snagged $200 million of machinery and assets in a bankruptcy auction. The price? Just $5 million. That means the $140 million investment cost Imperium3 had estimated will likely be much lower.
Imperium3 was the first business to graduate from Binghamton’s branch of Start-Up NY, a state program that provides tax exemptions to businesses that invest in university communities. Fourteen companies are currently participating in the program.
Imperium3 and C4V, the company that owns the intellectual property of the new technology, continue to utilize space on the BU campus, specifically the Start-Up Suites located at the Innovation Technologies Complex (ITC). Upreti said the facilities have been helpful to the business in its early stages and as it continues to grow.
“That’s a multi-million dollar facility which companies like us cannot afford to have in-house,” he said. “It’s very, very helpful to us because it allows us to solve problems very fast, so if we run into a situation where we have to diagnose, we have the tool.”
Cuomo spoke at the proposed factory site last October, praising the transition from university research to commercialization and the potential for hundreds of local jobs.
“[Charge CCCV], with this great invention, is now ready to go to the next step, which is to create a factory to actually make these batteries and produce these batteries,” Cuomo said during his visit. “Where are they going to do it? Right here in Endicott.”
Upreti said the deal was appealing because most of the machinery was never used in production.
“It was developed in 2016, so we knew it could serve the purposes we need,” he said.
Those purposes include product formation and testing, cell assembly and module assembly and packing. Imperium3 has already secured contracts with providers in India and Africa, who are want to use the batteries to power rail cars and off-grid electrical systems.
Both Imperium3 and C4V are expected to add to the Southern Tier’s emerging clean energy ecosystem. They’re members of the Koffman Southern Tier Incubator’s Clean Energy program, which aims to increase the the use of renewable energy in the region by mentoring member companies in entrepreneurship and the growing field of clean energy.
Last summer, C4V won $500,000 in 76 West’s Clean Energy Competition, a state-operated program that rewards companies promising to bring clean energy services and jobs specifically to the Southern Tier region.
The decision to base the factory in the Southern Tier, Upreti said, was both an emotional and business-oriented one.
“IBM, Kodak…these multi-billion dollar entities…were developed here,” Upreti said. “If that exists here ? the background and foundation of industry ? if you connect our emotions to that background, I think it made perfect sense to do it here.
Imperium3 is now in the process of hiring contractors to move the machinery more than 600 miles its Concord, North Carolina factory. Once that’s done, Endicott’s first lithium-ion factory will be finished in three to five months.
This is old news but since has come a long way. A few of these factories are under way and will be up and running in the near future and Kodak will be part of it all.
Battery Development at Eastman Business Park Key to Kodak’s Role in Consortium’s International Project
May 1, 2017
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Group of industry innovators investigating battery manufacturing plant to help power Australian city.
Rochester, N.Y. (May 2, 2017) - Recently, Eastman Kodak Company joined a global consortium of energy storage industry leaders to support advancement of lithium-ion batteries. Last week, that consortium announced a memorandum of understanding with the Townsville City Council in Australia to investigate the viability of building a 15GWh battery manufacturing plant there. Through its work at Eastman Business Park, Kodak will provide coated anode and cathode electrodes and cell manufacturing.
“The goal of the consortium is to ignite innovation in the lithium-ion battery arena, and we aim to lead by example through the work done at Eastman Business Park,” President of Eastman Business Park and Corporate Real Estate Dolores Kruchten said. “With projects like this, our manufacturing expertise in energy storage is on display. Each success strengthens the industry; as it grows, so can we.”
Energy storage is growing at Eastman Business Park. This July, the Park will celebrate the grand opening of a new battery cell assembly facility that will add new capability to the existing Kodak Pilot Commercialization Center. The new facility will complement the existing electrode development and manufacturing capabilities to provide a full set of resources for energy storage inventors, entrepreneurs and commercial developers to advance their technology while mitigating financial risk.
“We’re putting ourselves in position to lead the way to efficiently develop and manufacture new battery technology at a time when everything from businesses to municipalities are craving new energy storage solutions,” said Kodak’s Dan Ocorr. “The work that will be done at the new Kodak Pilot Commercialization Center will not only result in innovative energy storage solutions, but also be a blueprint for manufacturing best practices.”
The consortium is led by Boston Energy and Innovation (BEI), C4V Incorporated (located in Binghamton, NY), C&D Assembly Incorporated (Groton, NY), and Magnis Resources Sydney.
Once up and running, the facility would produce either 250,000 car batteries per annum (up to 400kms range) or one million home battery units or support 300 microgrids to power small towns.
Why are you posting an article from almost 3 weeks ago that really has nothing to do with Kodak's ICO?
Another great day for FLUX with its PPS & nice volume as well.
All great points and I agree 100%
I've followed this company very closely for the last few years and truly believe that they will grow exponentially each and every quarter for years to come. This will be the year ,I think, that puts them on the map and be recognized for their hard work.
All great points! I could not agree anymore.
Q2 report should contain all very positive results as did Q1.
Their recent additions to the sales force are appearing to be paying off as well as direct sales as opposed to relying solely on a distributor approach for spreading the word.
Additionally, Ron Dutt CEO, personally is making every attempt to spread the exact news you mention with press releases and live interviews on a continual basis.
You're good. Not unless you made a ton of money on it before today !
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January 31, 2018
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January 31, 2018
Lithium-Ion Battery Developer Flux Power Receives Energy Storage System Compatibility Approval from Toyota and Raymond
Vista, CA – January 31, 2018 — Flux Power® Holdings, Inc. (OTCQB: FLUX), a developer of advanced lithium-ion batteries for electric powered forklifts and airport ground support equipment, has received Energy Storage System compatibility approval from Toyota Material Handling USA with respect to Toyota truck model 8HBW23 and from Raymond Corporation with respect to Raymond truck model 8210. Each of these distinct models have been tested to be electrically compatible with Flux Power’s UL Listed S8 series, 24 Volt, lithium power packs, available in 95, 135 and 250 Ahe offerings.
Great information Bluetick. Thank you very much !
More great news !
Product Announcement: Flux Lithium Ion Battery Solutions for Class 1 Forklifts
January 19, 2018 by Jennifer Hermes
Flux Power Quality Management System for Lithium Forklift Batteries Earns ISO 9001:2015 Certification
Vista, Calif., Jan. 19, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)
Carl certainly does make great points; and they are filled with honesty !
Haha...I hear you. Well everything seems to be headed in the right direction except the SP. Hopefully the next report will stir more interest...and there's no doubt in my mind that it will become a very profitable company.
I don't understand why it's in the 30's now though.
That would be fantastic BJ Cooper . What are you basing that on ?