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Find similar grantsSTTR Phase II: Ultra-thin Laminar Flywheels for Utility Scale Energy Storage is sponsored by National Science Foundation (NSF). This STTR Phase II project aims to reduce power infrastructure bottlenecks for electric vehicle fast chargers by developing and deploying a pilot 100 kWh / 400 kW modular kinetic battery system.
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