Lithium Technology Corp · OTC:LTHUQ

Lithium Technology — Investor Presentation (May 2007)

38 slides from Lithium Technology's investor presentation, May 24, 2007

  1. Slide 1: Lithium Technology Corporation Company Presentation

    LITHIUM LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION CORPORATION COMPANY COMPANY PRESENTATION PRESENTATION Exhibit 99.1

  2. Slide 2: Company Overview

    Company Overview Company Overview

  3. Slide 3: Facilities

    Facilities US Operations (LTC - Plymouth Meeting) • Corporate Headquarters • US Government/Military Development Contracts • R & D and cooperative programs with US raw material suppliers • US Sales • Battery design and assembly using GAIA cells • Limited contract production of specialty flat cells Eu

  4. Slide 4: Current Operations

    Current Operations Small Production/Large Pilot Scale Operation •78 Employees (22 in US, 56 in Germany) •FACILITIES • 120,000 ft facility in Nordhausen, Germany • 13,000 ft facility in Plymouth Meeting, PA, USA • PRODUCTS: • Custom engineered batteries • Development contracts • Cylindrical and flat

  5. Slide 5: LTC’s Technology

    LTC’s Technology LTC’s Technology

  6. Slide 6: Technological Advantages of Lithium-Ion over other Chemistries

    Technological Advantages of Lithium-Ion over other Chemistries Low (3.6V per cell) High (1.2V per cell) Medium (2V per cell) Battery Complexity (Number of Cells) Very Wide Wide Narrow Operational Temperature Range Very Low Low High Heat Generation Very Good Good Poor Fast Charge 3 to 10 x 3 to 6 x P

  7. Slide 7: LTC Unique Propositions

    LTC Unique Propositions Proprietary cell design IP • Low internal resistance allows for high power output and rapid charging with limited heat generation Proprietary manufacturing process • Lower cost extrusion and assembly allows scalability and opportunity for high gross margins • Environmentally

  8. Slide 8: LTC’s Products

    LTC’s Products LTC’s Products

  9. Slide 9: LTC’s Product Portfolio

    LTC’s Product Portfolio Present cylindrical cells range in capacity from 7.5 Ah to 500 Ah GAIA offers two basic types of products tailored to different applications • The HE product series is optimized towards high energy content with moderate rate capability (continuous discharge up to 2C) • The HP

  10. Slide 10: Battery Systems Comparison - Ragone Plot

    Battery Systems Comparison - Ragone Plot

  11. Slide 11: Block Diagram of BMS

    Block Diagram of BMS Data acquisition SOC SOH Comm . unit CAN U I T R Thermal management Safety management Fan, etc.. Contactor Battery Load& Charger Energy management

  12. Slide 12: Example of 10S BMS Hardware

    Example of 10S BMS Hardware Master Slave (10S) Current sensor Optically decouple d RS485 bus RS232 for flashing Master CAN interface Senso rs & main switch µ P µ P MUX to cells by I+ME, Available since 08/03 40 cm 130 cm Current / A Voltage / mV Temp. / °C Range -120..120 0..4500 -40..100 Resol. 4.8

  13. Slide 13: Battery Example: 288V HEV Battery with 2kWh

    Battery Example: 288V HEV Battery with 2kWh Weight of cell 0.32 kg Number of cells Packaging % Weight today kg Weight kg Length mm Width mm Height mm Volume L Power (18s) kW

  14. Slide 14: Large, High Power Engineered Lithium Ion Is LTC’s Core Expertise

    Large, High Power Engineered Lithium Ion Is LTC’s Core Expertise GAIA cells offer the highest power of any commercial lithium ion cell in the western hemisphere* (most amperes or watts per kilogram) • GAIA UHP product achieves 2400 W/kg (pulse) GAIA cells are the largest lithium ion cells produced i

  15. Slide 15: Manufacturing Process

    Manufacturing Process Manufacturing Process

  16. Slide 16: Process - Extrusion

    Process - Extrusion No emission of solvents Safe and environmental No ex-proof installation Cost-effective Co-extrusion of polymer blends LiNiCoAl dry blend cathode dry blend anode graphit, polymers and carbon black polymers and carbon black mixing and drying of cathode materials mixing and drying o

  17. Slide 17: Process - Lamination

    Process - Lamination anode material on carrier foil lamination of anode laminate of anode / Cu / anode

  18. Slide 18: Processing Technology - Winding & Assembling

    Processing Technology - Winding & Assembling cathode current collector "Al" anode current collector "Cu" tab and lid assembly housing laser welding lid with terminals anode separator cathode cell winding machine separator

  19. Slide 19: Target Markets

    Target Markets Target Markets

  20. Slide 20: Markets with Projected Growth in Advanced Batteries

    Markets with Projected Growth in Advanced Batteries Stationary Power Growing dependence on electrical power worldwide drives the demand for high quality high-reliability power for telecommunications, computers, mission critical applications, remote mobile and renewable power applications. Very large

  21. Slide 21: Engineered Solutions

    Engineered Solutions Engineered Solutions

  22. Slide 22: Engineered Batteries

    Engineered Batteries 36V/60Ah Battery for Silent Watch 36V/7.5Ah HEV prototype module 86V 27Ah for a solar vehicle application. 97V/480Ah Battery Manned Underwater Vehicle Prototype for the navy of a friendly foreign nation 8 paralleled 27S modules of the C60 cell 8x[97V/60Ah] => 46kWh

  23. Slide 23: Battery Samples for Transportation Applications

    Battery Samples for Transportation Applications Batteries for Electric Vehicles Wheelchair 10S 36V / 7.5 Ah E-Bike 10S 36V / 7.5Ah E-Quad 12KW 14S 50.4V / 60Ah

  24. Slide 24: Battery design from specification through design and testing

    Battery design from specification through design and testing Aluminum housing (6061 or 7075) Cylinder 0.090” End plate 0.375” BMS support plate ¼” G-10 Soft insulation ¼” silicone Upper header – ¾” Delrin Cells – 100 DD UHP Lower header – ¾” Delrin Insulation Plate – ¼” HDPE Aluminum End plate Mount

  25. Slide 25: 300V Battery for whale watching buoy in final assembly

    300V Battery for whale watching buoy in final assembly Nominal 300V – 10Ah battery. 85S-1P arrangement of 10Ah DD cells

  26. Slide 26: 72V/60Ah Battery NASA-JSC Spider Robot project

    72V/60Ah Battery NASA-JSC Spider Robot project Repeat Order was received recently

  27. Slide 27: 8.1 kWh Battery for Plug-in Serial Hybrid

    180 V, 8.1 kWh Battery for Plug-in Serial Hybrid 50S1P 180V/45Ah Mounted beneath the car

  28. Slide 28: Robot Batteries

    Robot Batteries OFRO 25V/27Ah 25V/60Ah

  29. Slide 29: Stationery Power

    Stationery Power High Power Backup Battery - 576V / 27 Ah / 15.5 kWh

  30. Slide 30: Large Growth Opportunities

    Large Growth Opportunities Large Growth Opportunities

  31. Slide 31: Military: Thyssen-Krupp Submarine Battery

    Military: Thyssen-Krupp Submarine Battery http://zone.sousmarins.free.fr/Sous-marins%20anaerobies.htm 500Ah Cell

  32. Slide 32: TKMS Submarine Project Update

    TKMS Submarine Project Update Phase I was successfully completed Phase II was approved • Development of modules for a submarine propulsion battery • Deliverable is 8 modules with a total of 320 kWh of energy content • Contract value is €614,000 Businessplan for 2 submarine batteries per year and an

  33. Slide 33: Hybrid Electric Vehicles – Biggest Potential

    Hybrid Electric Vehicles – Biggest Potential 80S1P 288V/7.5Ah Mounted in the trunk •LTC has equipped 3 Smart cars converted by Zytek to HEVs with GAIA batteries •LTC has sampled large European and US car manufacturers

  34. Slide 34: Full Electric Vehicles

    Full Electric Vehicles Specifications: •Li-Ion Battery 25kWh •Battery weight 200 kg •Range 250km With Innosys Engineering of the Netherlands, an EV with convincing performance was demonstrated

  35. Slide 35: Renewable Energy: Wind Generators

    Renewable Energy: Wind Generators GAIA Li Ion Batteries have been specified by a large German wind generator manufacturer for blade pitch control in its largest (2.5 MW) generator

  36. Slide 36: Solar Battery Development Project

    Solar Battery Develoment Project Photo voltaic power generation requires batteries • For buffering for grid-connected installations • For overnight storage for stand-alone solutions • Life time cost per kWh stored in the battery is the major issue • Competition lead acid suffers from a short lifetim

  37. Slide 37: Lithium Technology Corporation GAIA – Powering the World Forward

    Te Lithiun YGAIA Technology Corporation ‘Advanced Lithium Battery Systems TLL POWERING te worto FORWARD

  38. Slide 38: Summary

    Summary Large format, high power engineered Lithium Ion batteries are LTC's core expertise • Specific pulse power up to 2400 W/kg • Specific energy up to 150 Wh/kg • Cell energy content up to 216 Wh (60 Ah) LTC delivers customers with engineered battery packs from pilot facilities in Germany and the

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