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JANUARY 2018
A Battery Revolution
Lithium-ion batteries may be on the verge of a breakthrough…
december 2017
Making the Case for Battery Electric Fleet Power
Battery systems edge closer to a tipping point as commercial and heavy-duty fleets broaden their application.
august 2016
Growing lithium trend threatens to usurp lead-acid
Finnish-based cargo-handler Kalmar has joined a growing number of firms replacing lead-acid batteries in forklift trucks with lithium-ion.
november 2015
Navitas Systems Member Spotlight
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september 2015
Detroit Ambulance Fleet to Lead the Nation in Going Green
DFD will be first major city to deploy idle-reduction technology units on ambulances
SEPTEMBER 2014
Energy Storage Publishing
Navitas reveals lithium battery line as drop-in lead-acid replacement
march 2014
The Advanced Battery Industry Annual Review 2014
The advanced battery industry annual review 2014
OCTOBER 2013
Work Truck Magazine
CALSTART Test Takes Battery Tech From the Battlefield to Commercial Use
Solar Novus Today
Navitas Announces Man-Transportable Off-Grid Energy System
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