Re: CPX web site maproom, only time will tell. Big high profile contracts expected before end of 2017?
CPX web site Sometime last summer, I saw CPX's web site [link] It was obviously written by an engineer, someone who understood the company's products, was proud of them, and wanted to tell the world about them. I was impressed: there aren't many companies that appear to value engineers and the work they do. But a few weeks ago, I had another look at the website, and found it had been rewritten, apparently by PR people who don't understand the technology and use the word "solutions" to hide their ignorance. This change of emphasis in the company, from engineers to PR, can only be bad for its long-term prospects.
Zap&Go Apologies for the length, but I don't think everyone will have access to the URL. Anyone know anything about this outfit? 20th June 2017 Andrew Lockley This new battery charges like lightning Lets face it, your mobile phone battery is rubbish. If it lasts a day, youre lucky. Even if it does get you to bedtime, it probably wont be able to do that for long as with frequent charging, batteries quickly fade. Weve covered the problem before in Exponential Investor.One way to deal with this issue is to ditch the lithium battery, altogether. switching to an alternative technology supercapacitors performance can be revolutionised. Capacitors dont hold as much energy as a battery, but they can charge far more quickly. Thats great, for applications where access to electricity isnt a problem, but speed of charging is. Theres been one such example in the news just last week: Qualcomm announced that its experimenting with wireless charging for moving vehicles. This technology strategy could pair very well with capacitors fast-charging capability. You dont need very high range in an electric car, if it can frequently charge while you drive.Today Ill be interviewing Simon Harris. Hes investment director of Oxford-based Zap&Go a technology firm working to optimise the supercapacitor, so it can ultimately replace the mobile phone battery.AL: Simon, whats your big idea?SH: We have a solution to a problem encountered by the entire current generation of rechargeable appliances, devices and vehicles: slow-charging speeds. Our product is a supercap (supercapacitor) which can give rise to a new generation of ultrafast-charging devices. Well brand this as powered by Zap&Go. ultrafast we mean five minutes, or less, to charge.AL: There are quite a few firms working on this. Whats your secret sauce?SH: The conventional supercapacitor comes in a cylinder the size of a Coke can. Ours is housed in a flat pouch, slim enough to fit inside a mobile or cordless device. The secret sauce is a recipe of highly conductive carbon nanomaterials including a pinch of the wonder material graphene and a novel ionic electrolyte. This substance is non-flammable and stable at higher temperatures and voltages. This is crucial because with higher voltages we can get higher energy densities hence we can outperform the conventional type. Even at its current stage of development ours can capture and hold more energy than any supercapacitor of its size. Developments are in hand to double or triple its energy density.Our approach is protected by a growing patent portfolio but the sauce recipe will remain a secret just like Cokes.AL : How will you commercialise this technology?SH: The market opportunities are numerous and vast. We have so far selected seven sectors all of which are hungry for better batteries. Any one of them could generate almost endless demand for our cells. We will license the cell manufacture to others. Thats the path taken by ARM, Wolfson Microelectronics, Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR) or Dolby four great British companies, whose success was built on licensing.We also have several large Chinese electronics manufacturers that are hungry to be our partners as China is where most rechargeable devices are made. We currently have several active Chinese investors, and two of our NED investors are technology figures in Silicon Valley.AL: What stage is your technology at?SH: Zap&Go is now at the capability stage, with several prototype demonstrators. In January we presented working products at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. This included: a power bank phone charger that charges in five minutes; an electric scooter, with the charge time reduced from four hours to five minutes; and a cordless drill that recharges in just one minute.AL: Whats your future road map?SH: Our first cell is due to enter production in late 2017, to mee
Top of the pops Interesting background info - Source Digital JournalThe complete scenario of Supercapacitors Market and top sellers: 1 Maxwell Technologies 2 Nesscap 3 CAP-XX 4 Nippon Chemi-Con Corporation 5 Panasonic 6 LS Mtron 7 Skeleton Technologies 8 NEC TOKIN 9 Korchip 10 NICHICON 11 Rubycon 12 ELNA 13 Kemet 14 Shanghai Aowei Technology 15 Shenzhen Technology Innovation Green 16 Supreme Power Solutions 17 Jinzhou Kaimei Power 18 Jianghai Capacitor 19 Nepu Energy 20 HCC Energy 21 Haerbin Jurong 22 Heter ElectronicsRead more: [link]
Re: RNS interims hard drop this morning - as perhaps expected - picked up some shares for the rebound and can see there is some strong buying volume. spread tight which is encouraging though move back up may take a while, lets see.
RNS interims Whilst this seems to be lining up a lot of potential and opportunities there are plenty of caveats in the news. Feels a little cautious still, with significant revenue drop not outweighed by improving new streams.
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Huuuuge Murata to supply batteries for Samsung phones...[link]
Could double or more on expected news. Cpx which makes supercapacitors-devices for fast storing electicity and the discharging the power at a fast rates now has patents and products for all markets including trucks and cars amongst many others, anywhere vehicle that uses a battery.Having signed recent deals many others are in the pipeline including for truck manufacturers, ideal for them if they stop and start a lot or have rear taillifts or cranes on board.These are big deals where their supercapacitors are worth $500.00 a vehicle.Share price has moved up along with their increasing business to date, however a number of large orders are expected where their products have been on trial for a time, these could easily multiply the turnover quite dramatically overnight and along with it the share price.The company MD does not overpromise in any way and by the end of this year the share price could easily be double or more todays price and the company becoming a stand out success.Woth looking into and buying now before the herd..
Info on market size Old info but worth a read on market size that Cap -X is in-and its big.Supercapacitor Market worth 2.18 Billion USD by 2022According to the new report "Supercapacitor Market by Type (Double Layer, Pseudocapacitor, and Hybrid), Application (Laptop, Camera, Power Backup, Memory, UPS, Aircraft, Solid-State Disc Drives) Vertical, and Geography - Global Forecast to 2022", the supercapacitor market is estimated to be valued at USD 568.2 million in 2015 and is expected to reach USD 2,181.2 Million by 2022 at a CAGR of 20.7 % between 2016 and 2022. Factors such as high storage capabilities, need of power conservation, high performance supercapacitors for consumer and automotive applications, and additional capabilities such as moisture resistant, light weight and low equivalent series resistance are the key drivers for supercapacitor market. Download Infomational PDF Brochure :-[link]
inexorable Inexorable seems to be the description of the current movement.
Re: SOMETHING VERY BIG!!! Something brewing!
Great rise today-more to come ? Big rise in share price today. particularly in last half hour.....Could be some news on the order front from this tiddler due to break as share has been on rising trend for a couple of weeks.
Threat or opportunity? New material produces super-capacitors which are a safer, faster charging, more efficient, and greener alternative to both battery power and other super-capacitors.[link]