boston-power: founder christina lampe-onnerud has resigned from company board - li ion battery cell

Boston-Power Inc. Westborough-
A company focused on lithium
Founder Christina Lampe said Wednesday that ion batteries
Onnerud has resigned from the company's board of directors.
Just a year ago, the company said it received $0. 125 billion in new funding from private equity investments and China's support.
Although the company is based in Massachusetts, it has a technology center in Beijing and manufacturing operations in Asia, the company's website said.
Some car manufacturers think lithium
The development potential of electric vehicles is great.
At that time, the company announced $0. 125 billion in new funding, Lampe-
Onnerud said: "The focus of electric vehicles is what really drives this.
Our biggest customer is in China.
"Boston a few years ago-
Electricity has lost $100 million in federal stimulus money, which is planned to build a $450,000-square-
At the foot battery factory in Auburn.
In a statement Wednesday in Boston
Wu Song, chairman of the US power company, said: "Boston-
The Power board joined me in expressing appreciation for Christina's contribution to Boston
As its founder, Power has passionately developed the company into today's electric vehicle battery technology leader and has helped transform the company over the past year as it expands in China.
We know that Christina will continue to achieve great success.
With the recent addition of Dr. Tony Shen and
Our executive management team and taking advantage of the existing technology leadership position of the Westborough R & D team, as well as our continued momentum in China, we are confident that we will be able to achieve her vision for Boston-
Provide major suppliers of electric vehicle battery systems to customers around the world.