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Appendix B: Committee Meetings and Other Activities
Appendix B: Committee Meetings and Other Activities
Pages 77-78
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Introduction to the USABC Norm Thorpe, USABC/General Motors Establishment of technical goals and objectives for battery development Bob Davis, USABC/Chrysler Processes used by USABC to solicit proposals, choose contractors, and make awards Marlyn Stroven, USABC/Ford Measurement and evaluation of contractor performance by USABC Jim Pass, USABC/General Motors In-depth review of a nickel-metal hydride battery contract Bruce Rauhe, USABC/Electric Power Research Institute 77
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The following presentations were made to the committee: Sematech: An alternative model for a government-industry R&D consortium Chris Daverse, Sematech Lithium battery technologies Brijesh Vyas, committee member Development of lithium-polymer batteries under contract to USABC Chuck Donnelly, 3M Claude Le'tourneau, Argo-Tech Productions, Inc. DOE role in USABC management and battery technology selection Ken Heitner, OAAT, DOE SITE VISIT TO 3M, JANUARY 14, 1998 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA A representative of the committee visited 3M to see lithium-polymer battery hardware developed by 3M and Hydro-Quebec under the USABC program.
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