Coretec Group Inc (CRTG)

[iamthe walrus]

Energy density is the measure of how much energy a battery contains in proportion to its weight. This measurement is typically presented in Watt-hours per kilogram (Wh/kg). A watt-hour is a measure of electrical energy that is equivalent to the consumption of one watt for one hour.
So if Coretec hits 500 Wh/Kg thats huge . Michelle said earlier that they were looking at 1000+ cycles but not how far above that number ..do they hit 1200 or 15oo dont know yet but i think she was being conservative at this point but i bet its well above 1000 cycles with great energy density which could get you 400 plus miles ?? not sure but they are on track . The feel i get is they are heading toward military batteries and consumer electronics applications perhaps even earlier on like Amprius is doing . Navitas has batteries for the military and consumer electronics . Michelle said we are working with them as well as Enpower so i see our silicon going into Navitas batteries and Chris said he gets his check from the goverment so its great to see Coretec working with them . " The Data will prove out to show Coretec the first best application weather its EV or Military or Consumer electronics " (said Matt Kappers ) so as i listen to Matt Kappers on the podcast released today as im typing this to you he just said we are waiting on final data to see the best application but we are targeting EV batteries to start. Hot of the press !! He just said the results are , " Very favorable " . Chris did say that in cold weather regions EV batteries face challenges so i wonder how Coretecs battery will perform there ??