Site shows technology and applications of stationary on-site flywheel battery with zero idling losses developed by Regenerative Power & Motion (RPM). Has pop-ups.

Technical papers on flywheel energy storage.

Graphic comparisons of power, rotor speed, and energy. Bibliograph includes English & German titles.

Makes 2 and 6 kilowatt-hour flywheel (kinetic-electric) energy storage units.

Reviews work done by the Genetic Algorithms Research and Application Group (the GARAGe) on the design of composite material flywheels

article on flywheel energy storage.

Flywheels Offer New Spin on Energy Storage - Columnist writes that electric storage will be affordable. Column has links to 4 companies. (June 29,2002)

ASPES Engineering AG site with technical information and theory on flywheels and design. Photos of failures.

Summary, details, installation, benefits/costs, limitations, availability, and contacts.

article includes equation for kinetic energy

Private corporation to "bring flywheel technology to the marketplace" Rotors, testing, and systems.

Technical article and information on flywheels for energy storage and to improve power quality. Links to a maker.

Basics of flywheel energy storage, with links to many other sites.

Technical paper and information on exotic bearings for flywheels.

Voltage Ride-Through Technology. 31 slides.

Voltage Ride-Through technology. pdf version of 31-slide show.

articles, product information and vendors

Safety concerns associated with flywheel technology.

Emerson Network Power announcement of new product.

Project for 5-fold increase in specific energy (Whr/lb), and a 2-fold increase in life, over existing spacecraft batteries. Links to applications, accomplishments, events, development, details, business opportunities, images, papers/presentations, and resources/links.

NASA Glenn Research Center, Power & Propulsion Office news. Page shows 3 items on flywheel development. Pictures and contacts.

at Energy Venture Fair V. Flywheel maker lauded.

Site linking to the company. (includes popup ad)

Flywheel battery described as having near-zero storage (idling) loss, unlimited service life with no maintenance, ultra-high power conversion efficiency.

Announces addition of World Flywheel Consortium, Inc. (WFC) to its portfolio & demonstration unit with 0.5 kWh of energy and 40 kW of power. Contact info.

Solid-lubricated bearing technology. Operational speeds can range up to 500,000 RPM, with temperatures up to 1000 F. Links to flywheel battery information.

Information about kinetic energy storage systems for transportation applications.