New Green Company May Be End Of Internal Combustion Engine
The Canadian Press reports on an Austin-based startup called EEStor. The company promises “technologies for replacement of electrochemical batteries.” A motorist would be able to plug in a car for five minutes and drive 800 kilometres without gasoline. Skeptics fear the claims are stretched to the point of fable.
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