boston-power founder christina lampe-onnerud joins hedge fund firm bridgewater associates - electrical energy storage systems

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"Is this a very high quality team," she said ? ".
"I want to learn as much as I can. " But Lampe-
Onnerud said she and her husband Per also set up a new energy startup called Cloteam.
In February, the company received $40,000 in funding from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center.
In the press release, it is said that Cloteam is using battery technology to develop "energy storage systems with lower cost and higher security ". . . .
With improved performance, coupled with reduced safety and cost of battery storage, cloteam solutions's innovation will enable power drive and energy storage worldwide.
"Per Onnerud was before Boston's CTO --Power.
Christina told me that Bridgewater's job is full.
At that time, the family was in the process of closing a house in West Port, Connecticut, where the company was headquartered.
As for Cloteam, "Per is running it.
Some of the people who work with him are new, some are in BostonPower.
It's really a technical team now.
If the idea is good, it will take years to prove it.
She said the company has a team of people in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island.
"We can invest on our own, but we are having discussions with other sources of funding," she said . ""Lampe-
Onnerud has a more optimistic person you'll meet, so it's not surprising when she says, "I'm pretty sure the energy space will come back.