“This is simply the most cost effective energy storage battery module on the planet!” Chairman Reznicek, former Chief Executive of Boston Edison Company.
A company based out of San Antonio,TX reportedly has their hands on “all rights and patents to a breakthrough battery technology” and is preparing to release a battery deemed superior to all other batteries on the market.
ERRA Incorporated announced it’s acquisition and intentions in a recent press release, and is now getting set to vigorously market the new battery they call the YESS(Your Energy Storage Solution).
“Our acquisition of this battery technology for all fields of use enables us to deploy the battery in hundreds of existing applications that will prove to be truly game changing. In addition to those existing markets, this battery will create new markets that did not previously exist. It will have significant impact for the entire clean / renewable energy industry.” Jim Hogarth, ERRA Inc’s CEO said. “This technology now gives us the ability to address not only the burgeoning electric and hybrid electric vehicle markets, but also enables non-grid connected applications in remote areas, telecommunications infrastructure, network and system reliability, wind and solar energy storage (making them fully dispatchable for the first time ever) , utility load leveling, UPS, and numerous consumer products and various military applications.”
Erra proclaims the YESS Battery to be fully rechargeable in less than 15 minutes, possess the longest shelf life since and the longest life of any known comparably priced battery, as well as contain the highest levels of safety features. These purported specs are apparently what bring those involved with Erra and that have knowledge of the YESS Battery to speak with the enthusiasm that exudes from the statement below-
As far as the timeline for the YESS Battery, GreenBeat is reporting (in a very interesting post regarding the YESS) that ERRA has already found a manufacturer and expects to be ready for production in six to nine months. They will be producing the NiH2 cells and expect the cells to be used everywhere from AAA applications to grid storage.