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Monday, October 26, 2009

Department of Energy Funds Liquid Battery Research

The DOE has announced the first project that will be funded by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Energy.
By Kevin Bullis

The Department of Energy has announced the first projects that will be supported by the new Advanced Research Projects Agency for Energy.

Among the new projects is one that will develop an all liquid battery for reliably storing large amounts of electricity from renewable sources of energy, which we featured here.

Tags: energy, batteries, ARPA-E, department of energy

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