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I believe this technology and the industry developing around Lithium Polymer to be fundementally attractive. I have started this thread with the hope of furthering my understanding of the industry and the industry's participants. I think providing one place in which to pool our knowledge will allow us to identify the most promising technologies and identify the most serious threats. Anything is open here -- maybe somone can show that this industry is not as attractive as I thought. I hope that is not the case but would like to encourage as many objective opinions as possible. Some of the companies that are involved in advanced rechargeable batteries include: (not all are lithium based)

AER Energy
A&T Battery Corp
Battery Technologies Inc.
Battery Engineering
Bluestar Battery Systems
Compaq Computer Corporation
Duracell
Electrofuel
Energizer Power Systems
Incharge Co
Johns Hopkins - plastic battery
Japan Storage Battery Co
Lithium Technology Corp
Maxell/Hitachi
Moli
Moltech
Polystor
Polyplus
Power Battery Holdings Corporation
Panasonic
Rayovac Corporation
Saft America, Inc. - Industrial Battery Division
Sanyo Energy (USA) Corporation
Sony
Tadiran Batteries
Toshiba
Ultralife, Inc.
Valence Technology, Inc.
Varta Batteries

Any objective information about the companies or the industry is welcome --