LiHV (or HVLi) stands for âHigh Voltage Lithium Polymerâ. Itâs a similar type of battery like LiPo but allows you charge it up to 4.35V per cell safely. When you charge LiHV batteries like standard LiPo to only 4.20V per cell, they perform pretty much similar.
Duke Energy, headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, is an electric power holding company in the United States, with assets also in Canada and Latin America.
Duke Energy Carolinas has been quietly introducing smart meters for commercial andâ¦ more. Duke Energy Carolinas will install 200,000 smart meters, largely for residential customers, this year as it gradually converts to interactive meters that increase the information available to the utility and its customers.he information is not shared with other companies, and the information is encrypted and protected by security keys. This year Duke plans 200,000 more conversions. Even with 66,000 smart meters at Duke Energy Progress in the Carolinas, that represents just a little more than 1% of Dukeâs customers in the two states.