Money Today Korea Selects Grinergy as a 2022 R&D Innovation Grand Prize Winner
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SEOUL, South Korea & SAN JOSE, Calif. - Californer -- South Korea's Money Today awarded Grinergy, South Korea's only LTO (Lithium-ion Titanate) battery producer, the 'R&D Innovation Award' for their accomplishments in eco-friendly rechargeable battery development. The event hosted annually by Money Today, recognizes small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that lead in their respective industries. Money Today is a highly regarded and followed South Korean media group focused on finance and the economy.

In particular, this year, awards went to companies that have introduced and stood out  in ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) and in technology. Accordingly, these companies are investing in future by establishing a sustainable management environment and technical prowess.

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Grinergy COO and Co-founder BH Chung received the award from Professor Lee Jong-seop, of Dongguk University who heads the selection committee.

About Grinergy
Grinergy is a lithium-ion battery technology company which offers multiple solutions to revolutionize the shortcomings of the conventional battery industry. Grinergy's proprietary technology offers remarkable safety with improved charging capability. The company today has a global outreach with offices in Seoul and San Jose, CA as well as a manufacturing facility in Chungju, South Korea, and a state-of-the-art R&D Lab in the Boston area.