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Electrovaya Inc T.ELVA

Alternate Symbol(s):  ELVA

Electrovaya Inc. is a Canada-based lithium-ion battery technology and manufacturing company. The Company designs, develops and manufactures lithium-ion batteries and battery systems for energy storage, clean electric transportation, heavy duty electric vehicles and other specialized applications based on its Infinity Battery Technology Platform. The Company is focused on contributing to the prevention of climate change by supplying safe and long-lasting lithium-ion batteries. The Company is also developing next generation solid state battery technology at its Labs division. The Company has two operating sites in Canada and has a 52-acre site with approximately 135,000 square foot manufacturing facility in New York state. Its battery products are used across various applications, including material handling, e-mobility and energy storage.


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Post by bopper44on Jul 17, 2008 9:01am
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Qubec allowed electric cars on road

Qubec allowed electric cars on roadWednesday, July 16, 2008

Electric cars allowed on some Quebec roads with speed limits under 50 km/h

Nelson Wyatt, THE CANADIAN PRESS

ST-JEROME, Que. - They're arriving in a trickle, not a flood, but low-speed electric cars are allowed on some Quebec roads as of Thursday.

It's part of a pilot project run by the Quebec government to encourage development of the silent, fuel-efficient vehicles. Two companies - Nemo, based in Quebec, and Zenn, headquartered in Toronto - can operate their vehicles on roads in Quebec with speed limits under 50 km/h. They must also be outfitted with an orange triangle denoting a slower vehicle.

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