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Heliox and First Bus Accelerate a Zero-Emission Future with Five New Charging Depots Funded by £89 Million Investment

Heliox, a leader in rapid electric vehicle charging, and First Bus, one of the UK's largest bus operators, are teaming up to create a cleaner future with five new electric bus charging depots.

From Heliox 22 Oct 2024

Vianode Inaugurates Via ONE the World’s Most Sustainable Anode Graphite Plant for Batteries

Vianode, an advanced battery materials company providing sustainable anode graphite solutions, has officially opened its first full-scale anode graphite production plant Via ONE at Herøya, Norway.

From Vianode 15 Oct 2024

Revolutionizing Water Production with Solar-Powered Desalination System

MIT engineers have built a new desalination system that runs with the rhythms of the sun.

8 Oct 2024

Sweco to Design One of Europe’s Largest Battery Energy Storage Systems in Belgium

Sweco will design one of continental Europe’s largest battery parks, Green Turtle, for the energy storage company GIGA Storage Belgium. This facility will have a storage capacity of 2,800 MWh of electricity.

From Sweco AB 8 Oct 2024

Power to the People: myenergi Starts Work on New V2G EV Charger

British smart home energy technology manufacturer, myenergi has started development on what it believes is likely to be the UK’s first mass-market Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) electric vehicle charger that can integrate with the rest of the home, with plans to launch the new premium product in 2025 to coincide with many mainstream V2G-enabled electric vehicles coming to market.

From myenergi 24 Sep 2024

Forge Battery Selected for $100M Award Negotiation with U.S. Department of Energy to Expand Production Capacity of North Carolina Lithium-Ion Battery Gigafactory

Forge Battery, the commercial lithium-ion battery production subsidiary of Forge Nano, Inc., today announced it was selected for award negotiations of up to $100M in non-dilutive funding by the Department of Energy&...

From Forge Nano 23 Sep 2024

AIMPLAS Coordinates a Project to Reuse and Recycle Lithium-Ion Batteries and Recover the Valuable Metals They Contain

Today, the most common fate of lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), which are used in electronic devices such as mobile phones and computers, and electric mobility (scooters, bicycles, motorbikes and vehicles), is landfill, which involves major safety and environmental risks.

From AIMPLAS 16 Sep 2024