PowerGenix claims its cheaper alternatives to lithium ion cells are safe to "puncture with nails, run over, or put in a fire"
A Californian company will start selling RoHS-compliant batteries in Europe, just as new battery legislation places more environmental constraints on battery vendors. Dan Squiller, chief executive...
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