Eaglepicher Technologies, LLC

Gregory Lee Miller

Michael Parrot

Viet H Vu

Mario Destephen

Randy Moore

Jeff Dermott

Ron Nowlin

Kevin E Ames

Charles W Huddleston

Ernest Ndzebet

Umamaheswari Janakiraman

Ramanathan Thillaiyan

Eivind Listerud

Min Qi Yang

Wujun Fu

Dharmesh Bhakta

Joshua Dean

Diana Marmorstein

Jeffrey C Dermott

Dennis Divine

Eric Lloyd Quee

Thillaiyan Ramanathan

Michael A Parrot

Dharmesh H Bhakta

An improved electrolyte including a fire-retardant additive suitable for application in wide temperature cell and/or battery operation with safer cell design, a battery including the electrolyte and a separator optionally containing a fire-retardant additive, improved electrical and thermal conductive electrodes are disclosed. The presence of the fire-retardant additive reduces flammability of the electrolyte and improved the overall safety of the battery.

Electrolyte, a battery including the same, and methods of reducing electrolyte flammability

A cathode material suitable for use in non-aqueous electrochemical cells that includes copper manganese vanadium oxide and, optionally, fluorinated carbon. A non-aqueous electrochemical cell comprising such a cathode material, and a non-aqueous electrochemical cell that additionally includes a lithium anode.

High rate and energy cathode material for lithium batteries

A submersible power supply apparatus provides the ability to provide power for recharging batteries used to operate underwater vehicles, manned and unmanned. A battery charging station apparatus containing at least one modular reserve battery magazine with a plurality of compartments is provided. A plurality of reserve battery modules may be respectively provided in the plurality of compartments, each of the plurality of reserve battery modules being configured to provide power when a reserve battery provided therein is activated.

Underwater charging station

This disclosure generally relates to stabilizing energy provided by an energy source, and more particularly to systems and methods for using multiple types of energy storage devices to selectively capture and provide energy. An energy source provides energy, and the energy storage devices selectively capture energy provided by the energy source in excess of an immediate energy requirement of a load and selectively provide energy when the immediate energy requirement of the load exceeds the energy provided by the energy source.

Hybrid energy storage system, renewable energy system including the storage system, and method of using same

A battery includes an anode containing a lithium material, a cathode containing sulfur and a porous conducting medium, and an electrolyte, wherein the electrolyte contains an additive selected from the group consisting of an organic surfactant additive, an inorganic additive, and a mixture thereof. The organic surfactant additive may be a fluorosurfactant.

Lithium&#x2014;sulfur battery with performance enhanced additives

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Gregory Lee Miller