“Tesla’s” Recent Order From “Hertz” Validates Development and Commercialization of Global Warming Solutions Inc. Revolutionary and Patented “Sodium Ion Battery Technology”
Global Warming Solutions, Inc. (GWSO) announces the successful development of a new anode design for its sodium metal hybrid battery. This innovation features a polymer coating over a super-ionic conductive ceramic electrolyte, enhancing durability against harmful atmospheric gases. The battery is projected to last up to 15 years and power a two-ton vehicle for approximately 750 miles on a full charge. GWSO aims to increase sodium anode capacity to 1000 Watt-Hours/kg, significantly outperforming current lithium-ion batteries. The company is gearing up for subsequent testing and prototype development.
- Development of a new, durable anode design for sodium metal hybrid batteries.
- Projected battery lifespan of up to 15 years.
- Potential for 750 miles of travel for a two-ton vehicle on a single charge.
- Future plans to enhance sodium anode capacity to 1000 Watt-Hours/kg.
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ANNOUNCES NEW “SUPER-IONIC COATING"
Temecula, CA, Nov. 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global Warming Solutions, Inc., (OTC MARKETS: “GWSO”), a worldwide developer of technologies that help mitigate Global Warming and its effects on the planet announces that its engineering R&D team recently developed and successfully tested a new anode design for its sodium metal hybrid battery. (The anode is the negative electrode of a primary cell)
The new anodes are polymer-coated over a super-ionic conductive ceramic electrolyte. This polymer coating is applied in the form of a film with a thickness of 100-120 microns and should protect the ceramic solid electrolyte from the destructive effects of acid gases from the atmosphere: carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen chloride. “We expect the polymer coating to extend the life of our rechargeable battery up to 15 years. A 650LB powerful battery will allow a two-ton car to travel about 750 miles. The car will be able to travel one million miles or more before it can't hold a charge strong enough to power an electric car anymore. ", commented Artem Madatov, GWSO’s Chief Scientific Officer.
He further continued, “The next stage of the project will be tests of the battery in the “charge-discharge” cycle, which will confirm the preservation of the battery parameters for several thousand cycles. At the same time, research and development will continue on the design of a full-size prototype battery for a passenger car. The goal of these developments is to increase the capacity of the sodium anodes up to 1000 Watt-Hours/kg. We will reach 1000 Watt-Hours/kg of anode weight. It is important to note that all current Lithium-Ion batteries have 240 to 250 Watt-Hours/kg. This will give GWSO 4 times more mileage on every vehicle our battery charges”.
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“Tesla, the American based clean energy and electric vehicle company, just announced that they received an order for 100,000 electric vehicles from “Hertz Global Holdings, Inc.” This is beneficial to both companies. “Hertz” also said they would be investing in new “EV Infrastructure” as it electrifies its fleet. This is the “Tipping Point” for the electric car and vehicle market, said Michael Pollastro, President of “GWSO”. He further said, “I believe we will look back on this collaboration between “Tesla” and “Hertz” in a few years and identify it as the sparkplug for the mainstream adoption of EV’s. This coupled with the Reuters news story from Friday which said, “A 1.75 trillion Democratic spending bill could give a big boost to electric vehicles…The House plan boosts electric vehicle credits to up to
Michael Pollastro
President, Chairman of the Board
Global Warming Solutions, Inc.
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