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ALABC U.S. Battery Policy Blog

In an effort to provide a more industry-friendly overview of the current U.S. regulatory landscape, John Howes produces this bi-weekly blog to keep members and other stakeholders up-to-date on federal policies affecting the lead-acid battery industry.

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ALABC U.S. Battery Policy Blog

In an effort to provide a more industry-friendly overview of the current U.S. regulatory landscape, John Howes produces this bi-weekly blog to keep members and other stakeholders up-to-date on federal policies affecting the lead-acid battery industry.

August 14, 2015
The USEPA Clean Power Plan and Its Potential Impact on Energy Storage 

 

June 24, 2015
Political Dispute Over Energy Spending Has Implications for Battery Research

 

May 4, 2015
Batteries Have Important Role in US DOE Quadrennial Energy Review

 

April 2, 2015
ALABC Submits Congressional Testimony for Advanced Lead Battery R&D for FY2016

 

January 23, 2015
Battery Diversity Among Top Emerging Issues for New Congress

 

May 21, 2013
DOE Embraces "Beyond Lithium-Ion" Strategy for Advanced Battery Development

 

March 29, 2013
ALABC Files Witness Statement with U.S. House Subcommittee on Energy & Water Development

 

February 20, 2013
Changing Reality Reflected in President Obama's State of the Union Address


November 7, 2012
The Effect of the U.S. Election Results on the Energy Storage Industry


September 5, 2012
New U.S. Fuel Economy Standards Creates Opportunities for ALABC-Sponsored Innovations


August 1, 2012
Energy Storage Affected by Tax Credit Debate in U.S. Congress


July 17, 2012
Strong Potential for Lead-Acid Batteries in Grid Storage Can Emerge in US DOE and FERC Activities


May 24, 2012
DOE Vehicle Technologies Annual Merit Review Promising for Lead-Acid


April 26, 2012
Support for DOE Clean Energy Programs Remains Strong Despite Proposed Cuts in US House


April 4, 2012
US DOE Budget Discussions Open the Door for Low Cost Battery Chemistries