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Inside Track: Problem-solver pedigree
Earning reputation as ‘fix-it guy,’ Jack Johnson helps bring advanced energy to companies big and small.
Jack Johnson’s work has earned him the reputation of a problem-solver. The co-founder and director of operations for Holland-based Volta Power Systems takes his experience as an engineer to the market of lithium-ion energy.
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Auto supplier merges and moves HQ to Ireland
A global auto supplier with a large presence in West Michigan and the state has entered into a definitive merger agreement with a company based in Ireland.
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Auto supplier rolls out next start-stop battery
An auto supplier will unveil a new battery and power system for advanced start-stop vehicles during the North American International Auto Show.
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Auto supplier wins Range Rover contract
The 2015 hybrid Range Rover will hit the road with lithium-ion batteries produced in the region.
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Auto supplier and Chinese partner form $7.5B joint venture
An auto supplier with a large presence in the region and its Chinese partner are entering into a joint venture that will be the world’s largest supplier of automotive interiors.
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Johnson Controls sells automotive electronics business for $265M
Johnson Controls said Monday that it has signed a definitive agreement to sell its automotive electronics business to Visteon Corp. for $265 million.
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Gentex acquires Johnson Controls' HomeLink for $700M
Auto parts supplier Gentex is buying Johnson Controls' HomeLink business for $700 million.
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Johnson Controls supplies hybrid truck batteries for $45M DOE grant
Johnson Controls, which makes lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles at its Holland plant, will provide the batteries for a U.S Department of Energy project involving large plug-in hybrid trucks.
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Johnson Controls lithium-ion auto battery powers Torqeedo boat motors
Johnson Controls is scheduled to begin production of battery packs this spring at its advanced battery plant in Holland for a German company’s 80-horsepower all-electric outboard boat motor.
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Newsmaker: Argonne lab taps Johnson Controls for battery development
West Michigan — already an important area in the state for electrical vehicle battery production — accepted an expanded role in advanced battery research with the news from the Department of Energy in late 2012 that a new $120 million multi state research effort led by Argonne National Laboratory will include Johnson Controls in Holland.
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