EnerVenue Signs Order with Chinese Oil Producer
Battery startup EnerVenue has signed an order to install its water-based nickel-hydrogen battery cells at an oilfield in northern China.
Henning Rath, CEO at battery startup EnerVenue, says the company's water-based nickel-hydrogen battery cells will be installed in an oilfield in northern China. He speaks on "Bloomberg: The China Show." (Source: Bloomberg)
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