Thursday, April 26, 2012
GE's Hybrid Train Batteries Will Back Up Solar and Wind Power
© Arista PowerGE's transportation department began a huge RD effort in 2009 to develop nickel-salt batteries for a host of applications, with a plan to first put them in hybrid locomotives, but it looks like renewable energy power storage came calling first. GE is partnering with Arista Power to use its Durathon batteries to help integrate wind and solar power into the grid with smart grid technology.Wind farms in Hawaii, Texas
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