Dear Shri Gopukumarji,
The following news report reminded me of your R&D work on Sodium – ion Cells :
CATL's new sodium ion battery to help ease lithium shortages [ 03 Aug 2021 ] / Reuters
I hope CECRI continues its R&D on this and , hopefully ( someday soon ), license an Indian Battery Manufacturer to commercialize your invention. If successful , Na-ion battery could , not only be 50 % cheaper than the Lithium-ion batteries but with Na haing 300 times more presence than Lithium in earth, we would not have to depend upon foreign supplies
Wishing you luck,
With regards,
Hemen parekh
hcp@RecruitGuru.com / www.hemenparekh.in
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Sent: 31 January 2019 10:49
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Subject: RE: Sodium - Ion Cells
Dear Shri GopuKumarji,
Just came across the following news report in today’s Business Line :
Govt-owned electrochemical lab cracks sodium-ion cell tech
It reads :
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CECRI…..will be ready to license technology for the mass production of Sodium Ion cells, if things go as planned .
The production could be a big pep to Electric mobility because sodium-ion batteries cost a tenth of the conventional lithium ion batteries
Sodium, available in abundance in sea water, has long been a preferred option, but the metal is also tricky to handle due to its reactive nature.
The difficulty has not deterred scientists at CECRI from trying, who have already developed the technology for making lithium-ion cells and have offered to it to the industry.
Congratulations to your entire team on this “ game changing “ breakthrough – especially considering that ,
# India has no deposits of Lithium and must spend heavily to import it from Bolivia-China etc
# Extracting Sodium from our abundant supply of sea water is not an issue
I take the liberty to endorse this email to our :
Cabinet Ministers
NITI aayog
Members of PM’s Economic Advisory Council
Members of PM’s Scientific , Technology and Innovation Council
Trade Associations ……..etc
I urge the Central Government to take the following steps URGENTLY :
# Without waiting for the next Republic Day , announce award of Bharat Ratna to CECRI team
# Authorize CECRI to transfer this technology , FREE of any cost , to companies ( Foreign or Indian ) which set up
manufacturing plants ( under a SPV , exclusively for this purpose ) in India . These licensees shall be
prohibited from transferring this technology to any other Company anywhere
# No GST on Sodium-ion cells produced by these licensees , nor payment of any Corporate Income Tax for 10 years
for these Licensees
If for any reason , it is not possible to exempt the entire income from Corporate Income tax , then , at
least the income derived from exports of sodium-ion cells , should be exempted
I appreciate that it is too late to incorporate these announcements in tomorrow’s Union Budget
But , nothing stops the Government to make these announcements NEXT WEEK – or at least before the Election Code of Conduct kicks in by next month !
With regards – and admiration ,
Hemen Parekh
From: Hemen Parekh [mailto:hcp@recruitguru.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2018 6:14 PM
To: 'gopukumar@cecri.res.in'
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Subject: RE: Lithium - Ion Cells
Dear Shri GopuKumarji,
Following might be of interest to you
Regards,
Hemen
These fragile, futuristic batteries run longer with a little oil
A new design could help solve a problem that has long troubled aluminum-air power cells
From: gopukumar@cecri.res.in [mailto:gopukumar@cecri.res.in
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2018 2:57 PM
To: Hemen Parekh
Subject: Re: Lithium - Ion Cells
Dear Mr Parekh,
Thanks for your mail and I am to say that at present CECRI does not work on Al/air. However, we did this work in 1985 to 1995 and gave up due to various reasons.
I have also seen the PHINERGY news and also the video and looks interesting.
Best Regards
On 08/28/18 11:19 AM, Hemen Parekh <hcp@recruitguru.com> wrote:
Dear Shri Gopukumarji,
I read with interest following news report : Huge demand for CECRI’s lithium-ion cells , Where you say : If mass-produced, cells made with CECRI’s technology can be sold cheaper than those imported from China Article also talks about development efforts going on , in respect of : Sodium-ion cells Lithium-Air , Lithium Titanium Oxide and Sodium Air , cells In this context , no doubt , you might be aware that Ashok Leyland has tied up with an Israeli Company , PHINERGY , for development of Metal Air battery made of Aluminium
Is CERCI working on this ?
In this context , you might want to look up : EV juice from Alu-Air Battery ? [ 16 Jan 2018 ]Ashok Leyland is not waiting ! [ 17 Jan 2018 ]Holy Grail for Electric Vehicles [ 17 Feb 2018 ]Ashok Leyland : On the double [ 01 April 2018 ]With regards, Hemen Parekh / Mumbai |
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Senior Principal Scientist & Professor (AcSIR),
National Coordinator- Innovative Solutions for Solar Energy Research (TAPSUN),
Electro-Chemical Energy Systems Division,
CSIR -Central Electro-Chemical Research Institute,
Karaikudi - 630 006, TamilNadu, India
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