Does anyone know what the $4 company is that Jeff Brown mentions when discussing a new liquid EV battery that’s the trillion-dollar holy grail of battery technology? I’ve searched every catchphrase mentioned, but no luck.
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I suspect it is: ESS Tech, Inc. (GWH)
From the flow battery companies, this one doesn’t use vanadium, it uses iron, lead and salt, iirc.
Thank you, Jay! I had read about the companies that use iron, but I wasn’t able to get locked in. I’ll do more digging into GWH.
Seriously? Lithium is so much lighter than iron or (especially) lead. How can that be better. We’ve had lead acid batteries in our cars for many decades, and they are ridiculously heavy.
They are flow batteries, not sure how much iron goes into them, it is probably iron in a liquid solution, not solid iron. The advantage of flow batteries (iron or vanadium) is that they are more stable that lithium ones, they don’t burst in flames like lithium ones do, they support many recharges without degradation in charge capacity. Disadvantages, they use more space for the same charge. Their purpose is not cars but energy storage in combination with renewables like solar and wind, or micro-grids.
Hmmm…no, I don’t think so Jay. Nomi Prins, in her video presentation about a environmentally safe liquid energy stock takes a sip to demonstrate how safe it is. She wouldn’t be drinking lead!
I’m here looking for info about an ad that sounds similar that’s currently being touted on Zero Hedge. “…New battery “could eat lithium’s lunch” by Rogue Economics…”
“…Department of Energy. That’s a “totally new approach to battery technology.”…”
“…Right now, one tiny company behind this new battery technology trades for around $4. It’s such a huge opportunity, five billionaires have already invested. Bill Gates, Jack Ma, Richard Branson, Michael Bloomberg, and Jeff Bezos are all backing this tiny company….”
“…Regards, Maria Bonaventura Senior Managing Editor, Rogue Economics…”
Sounds like the one I covered here: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/reviews/rogue-strategic-trader/nomi-prins-and-the-amazon-is-running-on-empty-summit-whats-teased-by-rogue-strategic-trader/
What does a bus-building company have to do with a $4 company with a drinkable liquid that could replace lithium in fueling EVs?
Ooops, wrong Nomi Prins story — that “$4 battery” with the safer electrolyte was covered here(ESS Tech (GWH)).
ESS Tech