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Axion Power Concentrator 25: Beginning Nov.28, 2011 RE: Viridity and the Power Cube 268 commentsNov 28, 2011 8:38 PM
It was a dreary day as I drove the rolling hills toward New Castle this morning; low wispy clouds, lingering, the kind cell tower tops disappear into, a fine, intermittent misting rain, weather so typical for a late November western Pennsylvania day. Having lived a solid hunk of my life in Pittsburgh, I found the 54 degree temperature quite satisfactory.
I came armed with an umbrella of which I never used, as the inclement weather abated, if almost magically just in time.
As I entered the white temporary tent thrown up to shield the attendees from the elements, the first bit of news I learned was that the CEO of Viridity was unable to make the ribbon cutting ceremony. Maybe some folks were disappointed, but I was not, because I came to see the Power Cube, up and running, hooked into the grid. And it was.
I would guess there were about 40 or so who made the journey, some from New York City, Florida, the Viridity folks from eastern Pennsylvania. Late arriving stragglers may have taken the number to 50.
I kind of want to scream loudly: Hey world! Do you not realize what happened today!
This is an incredible development that caught all of us Axion Concentrator followers completely by surprise. A classic right out of left field potential bonanza for us first floor level investors. This is much bigger than any of us could have ever expected, or than any of us ever imagined.
We shareholders now share in the ownership of the first of its kind, multi-purpose, battery powered virtual generation device, that can take in power, or discharge power at an ultra fast rate of 250 milliseconds response time. I am not sure what, if any device out there, battery, flywheel, molten salt, or whatever, save capacitors, that can keep up with, or even come close to what the Power Cube can deliver in the electrical demand response market.
I also want to reiterate what I learned when I attended my first Axion Power function, the Shareholders Conference, June 20, 2011. Everyone I talked to was most cordial, informative, and of course, very up beat. Many knew about the Axion Power Concentrator.
Beyond the startling 250 milliseconds fact here are some other fascinating tidbits I learned today:
--I should start off with perhaps the most significant, and that is that testing of the PbC continues, and now has passed, "100s of thousands of light cycle discharges and charges." If only I could age so gracefully.
--CEO, Thomas Granville, stated that the energy storage sector will be a $122B industry by 2022. He joked that he did not think Axion would get all of it.
--The Power Cube is movable, such that electric companies can move Power Cubes to where they are needed most, such as demands that the time of year brings; north in the colder months, and then south in the warmer months.
--The Power Cube can be moved via a tractor trailer (the Cube is 40 feet long), or shipped in an elements protected shipping container. I deduce that this means the Power Cube can now be shipped internationally, safely.
--We should all offer thanks to FERC, for lowering the necessary watts needed to help stabilize the grid. Otherwise, PJM, Viridity, and Axion Power would not have been able to cut today's ribbon. Axion is one of the first to follow the new rule making, implement and deliver a system, from building out the Cube to testing, to large string application that provides rapid response. And rapid response is key, because with the new October 24, 2011 rules, the faster the response, the more owners and users of the Power Cube get paid by PJM. This is a key advantage the Power Cube delivers.
--The PbC can deliver 2500 full discharges with 95% efficiency, and charges significantly faster with partial state charging called, "Duty cycle." (I'm not completely sure what all this means.)
--The half megawatt Power Cube consists of 600 plus PbC batteries (this number is up for debate, as I also heard 500 plus batteries).
--The power Cube is in active and live communication with Viridity and PJM. Today, the Power Cube was following its instructions to, "Do nothing." I'm guessing because the local grid was stable.
--As in the latest conference call, Thomas Granville spoke of other potential PbC applications in hybrid locomotive, hybrid vehicle, solar, wind and military.
--I probed a few questions about the HT30, and was returned that indeed the HT30 is the next generation, more powerful than the PbC, but that was it. It appears the HT30, and what it can do, is under tight wraps,
Speaking of tight wraps...
--I noticed not far from where the ribbon was cut a small mountain of battery cases atop stacked pallets. Doing a very brief and possibly inaccurate count, I believe what I saw was some 54,000 empty battery casings, neatly wrapped in plastic, and hollow sounding when I tapped a couple. Whether they are destined to become PbC or flooded batteries I did not ascertain. If I am off on this number, it's because I chose to error on the side of caution...a lower amount.
My take away from this journey is that Axion has quietly stunned the world with how well the Power Cube can interact with the grid.
It's only a matter of time until large investing houses understand that what Axion Power is doing is unique, in unexplored territory, where the only investment models out there are "start up" investing models that can aid in investment decisions. The only problem is that Axion Power is so unique, there just may be no investing model out there for the big players to use.
When I left Axion Power headquarters, I did not see nary a dreary cloud during my return drive to my hotel, but rather, if almost innately, felt the growing and maturing confidence of all present at the ceremony today about Axion Power's future.
I will be "off the Seeking Alpha grid" tomorrow, while I make the return trip to Philadelphia.
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Last comment in the previous Concentrator from bangwhiz:
Excellent report Maya,
Thank you, and my pleasure, Futurist.
anthlj: It is the economic, or better, the potential revenue implications of today's ribbon cutting ceremony that none of us have even begun to wrap our thoughts around.
Thanks for the information from today's RCC. As many questions as it answers, it brings up just as many questions. Until they start selling these things, and we get a handle on who's buying and in what configuration, we're not going to have a lot of the answers.
Obvious ones:
1) When do they plan on active tests of the PowerCube or will all tests be on a strict grid need only?
2) How long will it take them to ramp up from 100 KW to 500 KW?
3) Still have no idea how much a PowerCube will cost?
4) Does PJM have any plans to purchase other PowerCubes for their own, mobile back-up systems or will they only be integrating ones owned by their users into their system?
5) Were there representatives from other possible end users for the PowerCube there?
6) Were there possible financing representatives?
LabTech - PJM, is a non-profit RTO. In addition to controlling transmission lines, it also has an energy market. There are over 500 market participants, or MPs. I'm not sure how Viridity's business model works, whether they act as an MP, or sell their solutions to MP's or both.
What follows is an addendum to what I wrote above in the header:
siliconhillbilly, contributor
"I understand that those familiar with Google Maps can zoom in on those pallets inorder to grasp how many stacks there are."
Just did it, but unfortunately what you zoom in on isn't a current image, but the one in Google's archive. It's still amazing how detailed an image you can get of the outside of the plant, but it's not current.
LT &SHB: You never know the quality of info received until verified, and re-verified.
I had estimated before that prior to this last quarter that they were turning over their inventory of raw materials into finished flood batteries between 1.0 and 1.3 times per quarter.
"Glad you (LT) took time to get into Google Maps. I only was reporting what I had heard, and that was that the stacks of battery casings was visible by using Google satellite technology."
Good to know, LT. I have used Google Maps many times in researching terrains where my characters travel in my ancient Mayan book. I'm amazed about how much more detail exists now than 2 or 3, 5 years ago in Latin America. I've literally zeroed in on some drug czars new compounds, because I knew/guessed where they were. And yes, they were there.
With a new resource like the PowerCube, it would not be all that unusual to have a 500 kw resource that you start using at a 100 kw rate for a period of time before you ramp it up to 200 kw and then perhaps 300 kw as the performance at each rate is documented. I'm sure there are limits on what the PowerCube can do and a sweet-spot range where it's most efficient. The best way to identify and define all those parameters is to test, document and test some more.
The energy of a battery is calculated by multiplying the amp hours times the voltage. An 80-amp hour battery operating at 12-volts represents 960 watt-hours, or as close to 1 kWh as you'd want to come. If there are 600 batteries in the PowerCube, the total energy has to be in the 500 kWh range.
Holty: What I was once again inside of today, the Power Cube, was comprised of 600 plus batteries, as Charles Trego, Axion's CFO, who gave myself and others the tour, indicated. The working Power Cube today I stood inside of was a indeed half megawatt.
I think what MrHolty is asking, is not what is in production but what is being used for the test. According to the press releases they are currently testing a 100KW PowerCube, which makes it sound like they are testing a smaller one. If the only PowerCube assembled there is the one you were inside, which is a 500 KW one, it brings one to conclude that this is the PowerCube they are testing and that they are only using 1/5th of it for their initial tests, but that they will have the ability to ramp that up to the full 500KWs eventually.
I think the press release said they were testing a 500 kw Cube at a 100 kw rate that would be ramped up in the future.
Exactly what they need to do to get the best TCO figure. That gives them an "apples to apples" baseline when they consider other options and also gives them a very long-term handle on degradation rates, time-to-replacement based on usage, etc.
siliconhillbilly, contributorLT: Remember that the power testing limit may have been established for the power converter electronics (power inverter). It needs to be slowly brought up to full power levels to evaluate how it performs when integrated into the PowerCube. Without the power converter the PC is mostly worthless. Lots of DC that isn't usable.
LT & MrHolty: You are correct. The Power Cube is fully assembled, a little over 600 batteries in the Cube, according to Chuck Trego. In addition to what John wrote below, and I admit that I am merely guessing, I would think the each string of 100KW's are being tested, then as they all perform, a ramping up to the full half megawatt will occur, adding strings along the way.
Well, they might aspire to a web page that communicates and specifies as well as this one ... at a minimum:
One other thing of note. While I was searching the local newspaper's websites in the New Castle-Pittsburgh PA area for any mention of the ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday, I happened upon an article from a couple months ago. One of the items they mentioned in discussing Axion's research was the use of the PbC for the Navy. We noticed during the latest CC and the quarterly filings that there was no mention of the previous funding from the DOD for this Navy project and we assumed it had been lost due to budget cutbacks. The fact that a newspaper article was still mentioning this research, after that would have happened, suggests to me that, like the HEV research that didn't get funded by the DOE, Axion is still doing this research and is just funding it internally under the category of R&D. I maybe wrong about this, but I find it doubtful that the local paper would have contained a reference to this research if it wasn't still ongoing. Just something to think about.
Not sure which local newspapers you were looking (and a link would have been nice,) but as in any profession, newspaper writers vary from very good to very poor. Some cover many beats, and some (for "local" papers especially,) ones they're not really qualified to draw conclusions about.
siliconhillbilly, contributor>LT: The Navy has been working toward the "all electric" ship for years. The concept is to use multiple propulsion pods on the outside of the hull and multiple, redundant, gas turbines to drive the pod motors without the need of a "rotating transmission". That is, the "variable speed gear box" is just an electrical inverter/converter. This could greatly increase interior room and reduce weight while reducing vulnerability to damage at one critical mechanical point. Increased survivability is the goal.
AMSC designed, built and tested a full combat ship sized superconducting motor (no iron needed for magnetic field "conduction" ) that was much smaller for its output torque than a conventional motor. Also more efficient. The motor was designed to directly drive the prop without any gear box. See their website for details.
Maya, thank you so much for your efforts and thorough report. Whether you saw 10,000 or 100,000+ casings matters not much to me . Your report tells us enough to let us all know that buying this baby below replacement/book will be an opportunity that likely wont last much longer (maybe not even into 2012). Great job and I'm sure other Axion fans nearby can snap some pics if they truly are extra curious.
This was posted before but I'd speculate that those same backers might be able to "raise" a few bucks for Axion if this relationship continues to progress as it should.
For a little more color on who Viridity's backers are see http://tcrn.ch/rNwmsV
Natureo Finance, a highly regarded Paris-based securities research firm included the following snippet in it's most recent Energy Storage Newsletter.
Thanks for the link. Here is a great blog by the founder of Lux Research, Mr. Nordon. He follows the clean sector and the VC players, of which he is one, who back it. Hopefully Axion is reaching out to these types of guys (and just maybe your writings are on their radar too =).
Hi Maya;
Product costs and revenues in 2010 were all AGM and PbC, sales which have relatively high margins. In 2011, over 80% of sales were flooded batteries under a contract with another battery manufacturer. The margins on flooded battery sales are much smaller, particularly when you're selling to another manufacturer that will be putting his own labels on the devices and handling all the downstream distribution and customer service.
I join in wishing Maya thanks for the excellent report and above and beyond efforts to keep us informed. By the way, Maya, sorry we could not get together last week during my visit to Phily. Nice city, my daughter loves it there.
Received this via email from Axion today
I think the relevant statement in the document is:
Looks like there are new regulations that require them to release the company's financials in a single document without anything else. So that's what they are doing. I don't see anything here that was different than the Q report. IMHO
When a company files a resale registration statement for outstanding shares, that registration statement has to be updated every quarter to incorporate the new financial information in the Form 10-Q.
I think this particular filing fell through the cracks in August when 424(b) filings were made for the other two outstanding registration statements. http://1.usa.gov/sm1gn7
Ask and ye shall receive? Is this one?
> Just a little FYI for the board. National Public Radio put out a map showing electric car (HEV & EV) sales as a % of total.
(AXPW): Look s like distressed seller showed up at 10:39:23 with an offer of 35K @ $0.40.
Up above I re-read where Bangwhiz mentioned that Axion may have to get clever with financing if selling pressure continues into 2nd Q of next year. When I talked with TG after the CC, we discussed that very issue. He said that is almost a non-issue. During 2009 (right after Lehman and crash) Axion needed cash and got it, arguably at a bad price. At the moment TG says the market for money is much better and Axion is much farther along, with PowerCube, Norfolk testing and probable order soon, work with BMW, etc. So he said they are contacted regularly by financial companies offering to help them secure capital. I do not forsee liquidity as a serious obstacle. An issue, of course, but one that can be readily addressed.
The biggest difference between late 2009 and now is that total trading volume for the 12 months ended November 30, 2009 was 6.4 million shares and total trading volume for the 12 months ended tomorrow will be over 71 million shares. Two years ago an investor couldn't buy with any reasonable expectation of market liquidity. Today they can.
After looking at the 2009 prospectus you posted earlier and seeing all of the warning statements, I do admire the risk those investors took. As much as I don't like the current selling, I do feel they can do what they like with those shares with the risk they took.
I agree that a capital raise should be much easier in 2012 than 2009; however do you expect that any Institution will want a discount to the pps whenever this raise occurs? And is there ever a time when an institution will pay a premium when purchasing a large block of shares (outside of takeover scenarios)?
Offering price negotiations are generally bare knuckle affairs but an investor who's demanding a discount from market generally has to be able to point to facts that show that the market price is too high based on objective standards. Favored arguments of the investor class include a lack of liquidity and a wide gap between market capitalization and the fair value of the underlying assets. Those arguments would be very hard to make in Axion's case.
I made a $5 bet awhile back with a few fellow thread members that Axion's financing would be priced at .40 cents a share. There was some math that went into that calculation: 50,000,000 shares x.40 = $20,000,000 - 10% commission ($2,000,000) = $18,000,000.
Full ratchet anti-dilution would have resulted in a reduction of the exercise price in connection with the 2009 financing, but the problem was avoided solved by an agreement Quercus signed to facilitate the 2009 financing. Axion's Form 10-K for the year ended 12/31/09 (http://1.usa.gov/udCLPf) reported the following:
I started out as the control stockholder of the shell that Axion Ontario merged into. I expected to work as lawyer for the public company for about nine months, but that nine month engagement morphed into four and a half years as legal counsel and three years as board chairman.
Axion's 10 founders were investors in Mega-C's last finning round and they collectively invested about $4 million within a few months before the OSC stepped in and shut things down. To say they were angry would be a grave understatement. They created Axion Ontario to protect their interests and the interests of all the other innocent investors. It got very ugly for a while, but the founders were rock solid and put their money where their mouths were, again and again and again. Without a very strong founders group that was willing to write some very big checks on very short notice, Axion would not have survived.
I will be glad when a $72 order ( 72 shares at a dollar) raises the stock price 177%.
Nothing but good news to tell and somebody actually decided to dump 72 shares of the next big battery bang for your buck. Makes one wonder doesn't it?
I was answering one of the perpetual lithium supporters today and noticed a couple of things.
"The result is reduced acid concentration swings from the charged to discharged state which reduces grid corrosion on the positive electrode and leads to longer life of the positive electrode."
Any thoughts?
>Futurist ... Is this the White Paper your looking for? Right-hand side in "Key Documents" 1st PDF file .
"As a non scientist I am sure this means the same thing. But why the emphasis now on the positive electrode instead of the negative? Now I'm all for being positive (sic) . But this description seems to me to diminish the most positive thing about the PbC. That being the fact that the carbon based negative electrode just keeps on working.
Any thoughts?"
My "guess" is that they are describing it this way for two reasons. 1) As a means to deal with the Li-ion nay-sayers who have claimed in the past (Killacycle and others) that just because you get rid of the sulfation problem on the negative electrode you don't prevent it from happening on the positive one. So they "claimed" that it must be happening and that Axion was hiding the results. Since we already know from the white paper that the negative electrode isn't effected by over a hundred thousand cycles in testing they may be trying to point out that the positive electrode is holding up just as well with no sulfation problems. 2) When you remove the worry about sulfation destroying the negative electrode you then are left with only shear stresses on the positive electrode as the most likely reason for the battery to fail. It has been pointed out in the past that Axion is one of the first to look at this, since LA batteries never lasted long enough in the past to see how long the positive electrode could go before it failed. These issues have been considered to be more important in the past for the PowerCube, since storage users think of their investments in terms of decades, unlike batteries for cars. Since Axion is now pushing the PowerCube this maybe their way of letting the storage people know it's going to be stable for them as well.
The website has always included that description of the positive electrode benefits, but the bigger issue has always been the negative electrode benefits.
Thank you for the history. Have they tried making the positive electrode out of carbon? I wouldn't think they need the surface area of carbon to store ( as you do on the negative side) but it certainly seems to last a long time.
As I think it through though the idea is not very bright. I have just increased the cost of a PbC considerably. And I did it by replacing a part that hasn't failed in many thousands of cycles. I will let Dr. Bruell and his cronies do the job from now on.
Axion is facing a weird market dynamic because the 0.001% of investors who've found my blog know almost everything there is to know about the PbC and the company and the 99.999% who don't know I exist don't know Axion exists either. With thousands of press releases hitting the wires every day, somebody who isn't looking for Axion news is not likely to hear Axion news.
It would be nice to get some new big money into this one. Seems like many of us on SA are either out of ammunition or running low. Also I noticed some on the Yahoo boards who have been around a few years are starting to get antsy with the pps and volatility while retail newbies are waiting on the sideline for large revenue gains before jumping in. Our best hope will be an institution or two who does a deep DD dive into this one. This picture somewhat explains the current share stagnation around .50 give or take. http://bit.ly/vleJyT
DRich> I heard someone (I believe it was J. Cramer) on CNBC the other day state; "No one in the market is the least bit interested in solar, batteries or any alternative energy right now".
Bang: As JP writes, 99.99% of the world's investors are unaware that Axion exists. Same with CNBC's auto sector expert, Phil Lebeau. Basically, almost no one knows about the coming stop/start evolution of the internal combustion engine.
Markets are creatures of critical mass and Axion's mass has been building nicely for a couple years. As soon as our willing sellers are out of stock and the mass has some bragging rights, the word will spread rapidly. It's just hard to brag to buddies when we're commiserating with each other about being under water. Once the change comes, we'll probably all be obnoxious.
It's hard to believe Phil Lebeau doesn't know at least something about start-stop coming down the pipe... increased cafe standards are already baked in to the next few years...and if in fact he is unaware, he ought to find the subject worth investigating. I sure wish he and John could somehow bump in together on some street... JP would make a fine guest for a short CNBC segment on the subject...
481086: I absolutely believe Phil Lebeau knows about stop/start technology. But for now, it's a next year subject.
>bangwhiz ... I'm nearly certain that when selling pressure lets up (if that happens in my lifetime) the stock will bounce to where we will feel better looking at green numbers. Like I've said before a sales contract will insure the business and help the stock price but not the skyrocket effect. I'll stick with my belief that the "crazy" price appreciation will come when Axion can't build to fill its needs and has to expand by partnering up with a know market entity. Until then its a good "little" boutique, novelty product to the market.
One thing I found out today, while I was poking around the Axion website, is that before the world comes looking, someone at Axion should get the technology section updated. I email Axion earlier to point out that their information under HEV is quoting sales estimates for 2009. Three year old information isn't going to impress anyone.
DRich> "I'll stick with my belief that the "crazy" price appreciation will come when Axion can't build to fill its needs and has to expand by partnering up with a known market entity."
(AXPW): Just thought folks might have an interest in buy:sell from Tuesday, 11/29.
HTL: The data you shared is very interesting. Something I haven't seen before. I am a little confused though. It seems that in this case, most of the activity is taking place at the "bid" price which would imply that the pressure on the stock is downward. Wouldn't it be good to have most of the activity at the sell which would imply upward pressure on the stock price? Thanks very much.
>ApMarshall: Yes, we want to see buy:sell 1.xx:1. That indicates that the pressure is upward. By EOD, we'll likely see it (IIRC, most days I've checked have been that way).
Couldn't resist another block, executed at .38
Not sure how long this will last but I'm scrambling for powder ...
"Smoke em if ya got em boys .."
Not sure if there is a "delegate" or some special tally link.
I'm at 87.4k shares.
Last few days VERY slow & lots of bad gateway messages.
Sorry if this posts twice ... I'm trying to delete double post .
I saw some yesterday (bad gateway messages indicating overloaded servers?) but today has just been so-so slow.
>F-kru: was that you that got the 5.6K at $0.37 (the only ones so far today)? That's the low of the day so far (I wish the $0.38 had held) and next up is 10K at $0.375 - that I can live with.
CO3: I had great difficulty with SA two days ago in my attempts to report on the ribbon cutting event, to the point where I was calling around to fellow commenters so I could through them get the facts posted straight. All sorts and kinds of mysterious computer-ese stuff was occurring. I was seeing such that it reminded me of walking down the generic aisle in a grocery store. Black and white, no advertising, no personalized toolbar; even had to access this Concentrator not through SA, but by Googling "Mayascibe Axion."
(AXPW): EOD buy, sell and unknown ended at 46,076, 77,750 and 31,500.
Congrats - now you'll have to arm wrestle f-kru for the next batch! ;-))
f-kru: Was there some "inflection" TA-wise that happened on Oct. 1?
Total reported volume so far in Q-4 is 7,189,700 share. Reported sales by QT account for 237,200 shares on the sell side.
For them that are interested I just tossed up an Instablog with monthly trading volumes since January 2008. I find it helps me visualize patterns a bit easier. http://seekingalpha.co...
>Maya: nope, nothing esoteric.
>CO3: On 11-21 in concentrator 22 I said "I bought 12.7K @ .37 over the last two days. Makes me wonder how much of the company our group owns?
I presume his holdings would bury us all several times over.
Kent G
OT: Anyone see this on ABAT http://bit.ly/uN5gQ3
I haven't kept up with KNDI, but ABAT is a walking corpse, and CRTP is now a pink sheet OTC stock that closed at .68 cents today. I sold my CRTP at the high for the year last year of $4.40 with a very nice profit. I was very high on ABAT and CRTP during my early trading days - but that was because I believed the SEC filings. What a joke.
(AXPW): Big seller enters - getting smart. 50K @ $0.41 at 10:31:43.
(AXPW): Got some profit-takers comeing in right now. But not substantial *presented* sizes: 16K @ $0.39 and 10K at $0.40. The 48K $0.41 offer is still there.
Thanks fellas, smaller fish than most of you guys. Still extremely interested for reasons beyond financial gain. This could truly be earth-moving, disruptive technology that helps the rich world ween itself off of Mid-East oil dependence. I look forward, and hope I'm alive to see a clean energy economy. I find Axion to potentially be a huge part of my drea.
Look like JCI is still trying to clear its name in China. Good luck. Don't they know they've already been picked as the American scapegoat??
BW...as stated by Paul Ingrassia... Reuters deputy editor and chief...curious.
"Thomson Reuters welcomes four new members to its news organization. Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and former Dow Jones Newswires president Paul Ingrassia is joining the company in the new position of deputy editor-in-chief."...Ap... 2011
Wanted you kind folks to know that as I was clearing out my Junk email box (I get about 130/day, and am 100s behind due to the trip) I stumbled into an email from Thomas Granville, thanking me for attending and sharing what he termed an, "...an important validation."
"Dear Mr. Ingrassia:
Amazing how many follow the hype without due diligence.
EV not "ready for prime time" in the forseeable future.
Along that vein, given your comment and automobile background, you might find an interesting development that BMW, Norfolk Southern, Virginity Energy et al have developing in the energy storage arena.
A small company called Axion Power.
Couldn't send via LinkedIn...tried the web site.
Maybe if enough poking and prodding...ya neva know!
ooops!...too late!...
Believe it or not just frustrated by the EV and other energy subsidies...more than just the stock price status...I know...I know....rrrright!
Frankly, a do it yourselfer AXPW technology ignored by the "Hype per mile" crowd...frustrating!
(I better double check my other correspondence!)
A video clip that shows inside of car battery and how it works.
Here is the link to the
new revolutionary Chevy Volt battery system: Funded entirely by the US Taxpayer. Amazing stuff
Oil Rig application
Axion Power gives exclusive distributorship to RoseWater Energy Group:
This appears to solve the power cube sales force issue in a major way. I would think Rosewater might be a good solution for railroads as well since both applications deal with large groups of batteries. All Rosewood would need to do is add some consultants familiar with railroad operations.
Interesting to note that the website says that they have been partnered with Axion since back in Febuary to develop residentail storage (i.e. small scale PowerCube). So they've been in this probably as long as Viridity, and making plans to sell the PowerCube once it was tested out. What is even more interesting is the press release on the same page for Oct 2011:
Good find !
Here is another interesting tidbit.
Rosewater Energy will be the distributor of the Power cube for home energy storage. Wow, that's a big market for a company I have never heard of.
However, one of the news releases has a statement issued by a certain "Joe Piccirilli". Now this would be the same Joe Piccirilli that has been involved with Axion since the beginning. Axion was formerly a Canadian company. I'm not sure what Mr. Piccirilli's relationship is but he was one of the named defendants in the notorious Mega-C lawsuit.
As I understand it, Joe Piccirilli was one of the original investors who, along with TG and Mr. Averill and many others, invested $50,000 each. Along the way they all invested a lot more and eventually were all partners in the lawsuit to get control of the assets after attempts were made to defraud them, the investors/lenders. I am sure JP can fill us in with more detail than we even want to hear. Apparently Mr. Piccirilli is still in the picture as part of the original investor group trying to turn this "battery idea" into a business. My 2 cents worth.
What a wonderful, surprising revelation. I wonder how the news on the Rosewater website dating July and August could have been missed.
Makes me almost hope the stock price will stay this low a little bit longer so I can grab more. But as Axion and its partners are getting more and more forthcoming and the distressed sellers are running out of stocks, those days will become old very soon.
This post made my day.
I figured you knew him but didn't ask when I talked with him. Since you didn't say otherwise I will assume you trust him as much as the other management team at Axion.
The more I learn about the Axion insiders the more impressed I become. How did this group of successful people ever come together to find and fund and then save the PbC technology?
I tried to edit the last comment and screwed up somehow. Sorry about that.
I just picked up the phone and called Mr. Piccinilli.
He is not involved with Norfolk Southern.
It would be nice to get some type of statement from Axion on this. Perhaps, TG as well did not expect this to be public at this time.
There is a wealth of information on the RoseWater site. A couple of things jump out. The original Axion/RoseWater partnership appears to have been established in an MOU back in February of this year. RoseWater has the right for oil rigs and utilities. Rosewater has only one other partner beside Axion - Amlak from Bahrain was added in October.
...as long as some company doesn't relize the same thing and buy them out while they are still dirt cheap.
Note the 30HT reference here:
Thanks for the link. Looking over the PowerCube specs given there, I see some inconsistencies with other documents.
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When I look at Rosewater's depictions of both Powercube configurations, I count 14 racks not 16 racks of 40.. Then I note 14x40 = 560.. So I wonder what's what... maybe it's 640 of the standard case batteries, or later, 560 of the 30HTs to make up one 500KW / 250KWh Powercube...
Seems to be some overlap in claimed representation to utility industry between Rosewater and Viridity/PJM. I could use some clarification on that.
Viridity's business is managing dynamic demand response networks rather than selling hardware. They basically want to sign up every PowerCube owner as a client and maximize that owner's economic benefit. There is some potential for overlap, but cooperation seems more likely than competition.
Joe was very forthcoming to me that his experience is in sales and marketing, not oil. But there again he isn't drilling for oil. He is selling an energy storage solution that he has been involved with for 7 years.
He is very experienced in selling high end electronics to the home market. 3,100 oil derricks using 600 batteries apiece is a niche market. Millions of homeowners using 50 batteries is ,well, a market I'm glad he has experience in serving.
I suppose it might, but I'd be happier with a purchase order.
Very good point. That would be a reasonable request for him to make. I suspect that the Amlak website isn't updated often. Its really a mysterious site. From the site one cannot tell what the company does.
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I could care less about a website. I have a few buddies who do financial calc for oil companies, however most of them are in the pipeline business. Called them up this am and none of have heard of the tech. One guy interested from a personal investment standpoint so I directed him here.
It's funny that one can get a better image and understanding of how a PowerCube is put together and works on the RoseWater Webpage than one can on the Axion webpage.
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One thing missing is that they show life as 2,500 cycles for 100% DOD... how often in real world applications will the batteries actually be discharged all the way to this level? I think it would be greatly helpful if they included another data point, say number of life cycles at 50% DOD (or whatever is the most realistic, relevant DOD for the application)... I think doing that would better highlight the PbC's true astonishing durability.. (if I have that right)
The other piece that is missing is JP's dream that the batteries can be recharged by capturing the resistance force of the drill bit going down the pipe. No where in this schematic does it call for that. I suspect that is in the future if it is possible. Without a constant state of charging the batteries probably will be fully discharged more often than a stop/start environment. Therefore the need to show when they will go bad after full discharge.
But if the battery is drained all the way every day ( that does not sound likely or possible) that would be 7 years. With a two year payback period it is a nice investment and a renewable source of business for Axion.
heck John, nothing so far says your envisioned application isn't viable.. seems to me, once they already have the powecube onsite for the generator augment duties, adding the capability to recapture/reuse the lift energy shouldn't be too much additional trouble/investment and just adds to the fun...
Well, whatever you do, don't publish the price here! Wouldn't want competitors who might be lurking to gain advantage.
See, your accountants crystal ball is working fine. About $1,000,000 for the entire cube. Now I don't have the answer to this one but would this put our PbCs in about the right price range for stationary systems? In other words are we a better deal than other choices?
Oh I think our new marketing company is ready to yell out the price. Would you start up a marketing company for a product that was not price competitive? Who will compete with it? Lead acid that wears out quickly?
This isn't lithium where you have to sell it at a loss. This is a product 5 times better at twice the cost. It is a product that pays for itself in 2 years. It is a product that allows you to charge the utility companies for using it.
Oh I think the price is simply beautiful.
You also need to remember that we're sitting on the upper left hand corner of the learning curve with a brand new battery technology and a brand new manufacturing technology. The savings over the next few years should be very substantial, although I hope Axion never starts promising economies of scale and uses them to increase the bottom line instead of reducing the top line.


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Stats highlights from the first day of the Antigua Test, where Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan stole the show from the hosts
Manjrekar: 'Kohli reminds me of Tendulkar'
Former India batsman Sanjay Manjrekar analyses the various aspects of the first day's play in Antigua
Four double-tons in a day, and a Eddie Redmayne lookalike
Also: the fastest Indian to 50 wickets, and Yasir Shah's unwanted "double-hundred"
The case for four-day Tests (76)
Shorter matches spell good news for spectators and broadcasters. Cricket has a little to lose and a whole lot to gain by truncating its premier format
Standout performers continue to carry England (68)
A crushing victory over Pakistan gave England plenty to be pleased about but familiar concerns remain over the make-up of the side
Loose West Indies succumb to Ashwin's wiles (54)
One after another, the hosts' batsmen attempted questionable flicks and drives in their second innings, disregarding the drift and dip the offspinner was generating
Herath versus the mighty Australians? (45)
Sri Lanka's lead spinner must feel like a bus driver in charge of a spluttering vehicle as the hosts strive to challenge a strong Australian side
Cook braves criticism as England play it safe (39)
There was enough logic in Alastair Cook's decision not to enforce the follow-on to make it understandable at worst and reasonable at best