In CT and New England, batteries gain juice for emergency power

Multiple battery farms are now in the works in Connecticut that could provide short-term boosts in electricity, including in Milford. Danbury-based Cadenza Innovation is among the companies nationally developing utility-scale battery storage systems.

Batteridrottningen besökte Borlänge: ”Mina dalarötter har väglett mig”

Entrepenör, innovatör, VD, företagsledare – Doktor Christina Lampe-Önnerud från Ludvika skulle kunna få många namn. Hon gästade Dalarna Science Park i Borlänge förra veckan för att sprida kunskap och inspirera i det ämne hon brinner allra mest för: hållbarhet.

Schumer, Oates lobby head of hi-tech battery company to set up shop at iPark87

Cadenza Innovation, a manufacturer of lithium-ion batteries, has expressed interest in establishing a multi-hundred-million-dollar facility at iPark87, the former Tech City, in the Town of Ulster and U.S. Senator Charles Schumer and Hudson Valley Economic Development Corporation President Michael Oates met with its CEO, Dr. Christina Lampe-Onnerud.

Another green company eyes iPark 87

U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer announced Tuesday that he has met with Christina Lampe-Onnerud, CEO of Cadenza Innovation, a lithium-ion battery company, to stump for the town of Ulster site as the location for the company’s proposed multi-hundred million dollar “supercell” manufacturing facility.
In a release touting the meeting, Schumer said he pitched the site, once home to an IBM manufacturing plant, as having “all the right assets” to become the home for Cadenza’s next major manufacturing facility.

Fully loaded program when the battery queen came for a quick visit

During yesterday’s guest performance at Dalarna Science Park, Christina managed to participate in no less than three different events. Right after her early morning flight from New York landed at Arlanda, she was part of the breakfast seminar Dalarna Talks via link and a few hours later she was at the Dalarna Science Park to lead a lunch meeting with about a hundred women.

Cadenza Innovation Consolidates In Danbury, With Plans To Expand

Earlier this month, lithium-ion battery brain trust Cadenza Innovation consolidated its Wilton and Bethel operations into bigger digs at the former Union Carbide building, now The Summit, on Reserve Road. The company currently licenses part of its technology to global manufacturers and will soon expand its efforts into manufacturing activities across the U.S.

ARPA-E is quietly backing some of America’s riskiest — and most promising — climate-saving tech.

Inside the vast ecosystem of the Department of Energy sits an unassuming agency that’s quietly shaping the transformative technology needed to confront the climate crisis.

Relatively unknown outside of climate tech circles, the wonkily named Advanced Research Projects Agency–Energy (or ARPA-E for short) has built a reputation among founders for game-changing funding that’s helped startups through their earliest stages.

Murphy Highlights Danbury’s Cadenza Innovation as “Innovator of the Month”

U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) announced that Cadenza Innovation, based in Danbury, was named July’s “Innovator of the Month.” Cadenza Innovation is a growth-stage company whose patented technology architecture – the ‘superCell’ – enables a new generation of safer, higher performing, lower-cost, lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries and energy storage solutions. Eliminating risk of fires and explosions, the U.S. Department of Defense-tested and UL Registered superCell technology platform fuels urban deployments due to its safe, flexible and space-efficient design, bolsters utility grid resilience, and powers a range of uses in the electric vehicle (EV) and commercial and industrial (C&I) sectors.

NTSB joins probe of CT’s ‘rare’ electric bus fire; only 18 verified incidents globally since 2010

Electric vehicle fires and combustion are common, chemical engineer Christine Lampe-Onnerud said. Lampe-Onnerud is the founder and CEO of Cadenza Innovation, a Danbury-based company that produces safe, high-energy-density, low-cost batteries and energy storage options to transportation, utility and commercial/industrial markets. Lampe-Onnerud is working on a battery that can be used in electric vehicles and homes that would prevent a fire or explosion should one compartment of the battery malfunction.

Nyberg: Sweden awards King’s Medal to Wilton-based company founder

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — The founder and chief executive officer of Cadenza Innovation of Wilton, Connecticut, was recently awarded the King’s Medal by the King of Sweden.
His Majesty King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia awarded Dr. Christina Lampe-Onnerud the medal at Stockholm Castle. She was born and raised in Sweden.