L R AS Published on Friday 4 March 2016 - n° 137 - Categories:Japon

Au Japon, on lance la construction du plus grand centre mondial d'analyse des systèmes de stockage et de batteries

   Au Japon, on lance la construction du plus grand centre mondial d'analyse des systèmes de stockage et de batteries. Il sera situé à Osaka où sont situés Panasonic, Hitachi Maxcell et GS Yuasa. Il élaborera des normes de sécurité pour le Japon et peut-être pour l'étranger. Il ne se limitera pas au lithium-ion
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