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http://www.avx.com/formula-e/
electrical system map of road car further down page. passive component box indicates use of scc cap.
btw AVX Frimley Surrey unit Adrian Thomas has in the past replied to enquiries. Murata UK unit only 7 miles up the road.

Thank you to all you larger, more experienced, investors letting us know your opinions what JW and AR should be doing. What's the way of letting the BOD know or you presume they read these boards?

He might like to know poss UK interconnector plans Icelandic geothermal.
Feels like we're having a bit of a breather.

fine here

AVX new vid, s/cap chat from @3.00.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnkYtQBL6cI

New projects? From IG interview, a couple of deals are on the books; fsru and mainland gas storage (potential trading between 2 sites). Also mentioned revenue this year from IMEL management contract and managing other storage facilities on owner's behalf (been approached to do this). Now all underpinned by Vitol, time to push on. Hold n hope.

storage filling up as Norway, Germany and Russia plan to shut down their pipelines for maintenance.
https://www.spglobal.com/platts/en/market-insights/latest-news/natural-gas/061419-pace-of-european-gas-storage-injections-key-to-market-balance-analysts

Might help out the USA. China is already a member of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (the world's largest economic block) that includes India, South Korea, Japan Australia and New Zealand, and proposed other smaller ASEAN countries.
On energy harvesting: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/06/batteries-internet-of-things-young-scientist-mahyar-shirvanimoghaddam/

Prob no other territory he can do his work now. Az elite as crooked as he is. (refer to President Aliyev's family living in London spending tens thousands daily in Harrods with country's money)

better warn them
https://www.azernews.az/business/152161.html

https://www.khaleejtimes.com/omni-world-holdings-omni-investment-potential-in-azerbaijans-natural-resources

Here's a biggie salt cavern planned, one mile deep three miles wide, FT - US launches large-scale project to store renewable energy https://www.ft.com/content/3a145844-82f2-11e9-b592-5fe435b57a3b
Gobsmacked why none of the protestors aren't just a few miles south at Kilroot coal power plant? According to Wiki, "Kilroot Power Limited opted into the Transitional National Plan of the Industrial Emissions Directive from 1 January 2016 to 30 June 2020. The Transitional National Plan allows the plant to pollute at a higher rate that would otherwise be permitted by EU rules as long as overall emissions for all participating plants are reduced each year"
It's one of 5 in the UK kept alive, (not including Moneypoint ROI). https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/jun/13/mild-but-windy-winter-was-greenest-ever-for-uk-energy-use

I'm not sure. A design win does not signify a product order. Have read this which may have something to do with it; (substitute semiconductor with supercapacitor. EMS, someone like Digikey or Mouser I think)
https://www.ventureoutsource.com/contract-manufacturing/design-win-how-semiconductor-vendors-win-purchase-orders-from-oem-and-ems-providers/

With all due respect, it's not entirely AK's fault. The supply of passive components over the last two years has hit a bit of a wall in meeting the demand, because everybody from automotive to IOT wants them, and it hasn't been able to keep up. If you google "passive components issues (or supply, problems etc)", you'll find dozens of articles alluding to this, as did Patrick Elliott. A basic car now has 3000 capacitors. Thus, CPX increasing its own manufacturing capacity is a very wise move imo.

from stellar,
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4BrVpvKK0r2zP9xVFQcPSA

volvo introducing 5 models late 2019 with regen braking supercaps. recall april update, cpx receiving enquiries at record levels for non-power train (not directly charging main battery) applications too, door locks, windscreen etc. https://insideevs.com/news/338284/geely-volvo-to-use-maxwell-ultracapacitors-in-phevs/
Kia also, https://fleetworld.co.uk/new-gen-battery-tech-to-provide-300-mile-range-in-next-kia-ev/
explanation regen braking https://www.pistonheads.com/regulars/ph-explains/what-is-regenerative-braking-ph-explains/38803

interesting reads fellas, thank you. The Times article had many expert readers' comments.
Haven't seen any posts on the NW Hydrogen Alliance here, atkins, costain, all involved: http://www.nwhydrogenalliance.co.uk/the-north-west-of-england-as-a-hydrogen-storage-hub/

Sorry, don't know

That'd be Maxwell's dry electrode tech for future batteries, not the supercap business, Tesla were after? Unlikely lol. ttps://electrek.co/2019/05/16/tesla-completes-maxwell-acquisition-battery-technology/ some interesting readers' comments after (skim thru rubbish ones), excuse mine here if it's off track. It's a hugely impressive effort Tesla makes keeping pace with the beasts from S Korea and China.
Yup, Murata bit quiet on micro, pouch, cylinder batteries. Advertised but not yet for sale. With Sony's purchase should be punching through with something any guesses when. ATB

Randy's got a bit about to say about supercaps, must be us no-one else there. He's one of the conference organisers and chair of all that days presentations. Thales there too.
https://www.sensorsmag.com/components/energy-energy-harvesting-really-free
PM said he's going walk-about the booths after his presentation. Who's staffing ours? Dan "destroyer" Trujic, GM sales USA and Europe, (2017 share options at 11.5p), Marco the mighty Ranalli, the Boss? Go crack America fellas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6DfG7sml-Q