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Audi has unveiled its H2 stats, marking several noteworthy events and their direct results. For starters, one of the greatest challenges for the brand in H2 of 2025 was the US tariffs issue and the restructuring of expenses. Revenue in the first six months of 2025 was approximately 32.6 billion euros, up 5.3 percent…
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From technologies for extracting rare earth elements from plants to advanced membranes for water filtration, and from vertical-axis wind turbines to next-generation, long-lived flywheel energy storage, innovators bring exciting ideas to the fourth cohort of West Gate—NREL’s Lab-Embedded Entrepreneurship Program. “We are supporting the vast landscape of energy technologies that enable resilient, secure, and…
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Upon initial consultation, Acciona expressed to us about their frustrations with previous attempts to find suitable EV charging solutions. They had engaged with several competitors but encountered difficulty in obtaining clear and effective recommendations. The primary concerns revolved around the compatibility of hardware, software capabilities, and the ability to accurately track energy usage. Acciona…
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Let’s not underestimate the humble EV charging cable – this piece of kit is the vital link connecting your pristine electric vehicle to the power it needs to function. An electric vehicle charging cable needs to be armoured so that it can withstand the harsh outdoor elements and the pressure of cars and buildings….
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Kia unveiled the all-new 2026 EV4 sedan at the New York International Auto Show last week. It is expected to arrive in Canada in early 2026. It is based on a 400V Electric Global Modular Platform (E-GMP), which underpins multiple Kia BEVs. The sedan is produced at Kia’s Autoland Gwangmyeong EVO Plant in South…
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NIO Profitability? NIO’s got a big target in mind. It is aiming to finally achieve profitability in the 4th quarter of this year. Naturally, that’s a huge deal for the company. Tesla’s stock price soared in 2019 when it finally achieved profitability, and I think most investors assume startup car companies like NIO —…
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Bidirectional charging isn’t just about environmental benefits; it’s a gateway to a whole new realm of possibilities, including making money from your EV. But what exactly is bidirectional charging, and how does it work? Bidirectional charging allows electricity to flow both into and out of your EV. With the help of innovative technology, energy…
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The all-new, all-electric 2026 Subaru Trailseeker EV SUV was unveiled at the 2025 New York International Auto Show. With its advanced electric powertrain and adventurous style, the Trailseeker represents the next generation of Subaru vehicles. Featuring 375 horsepower, the Trailseeker delivers an engaging driving experience with the grip of legendary Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive…
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It’s officially summertime now, and there’s always less news in the summer, but the cleantech news never truly pauses globally, so we still have a number of big stories to share from the past week. 1. Tesla’s tiny robotaxi pilot started in Austin, Texas. Tesla fans/shareholders are super enthusiastic about it and seem to…
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Home charging solutions for fleet vehicles entail a strategic approach to cost recovery and operational efficiency. Our experience collaborating with numerous councils has unveiled crucial insights: a significant portion, approximately 60%, of council staff park their vehicles at home. In light of this, understanding the dynamics of home charging becomes imperative, particularly in areas…
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The BMW Group is bringing large-format, pure ASSB cells from Solid Power to its test vehicle, a BMW i7, which is being operated in the Munich area. The potential benefits of ASSB technology: higher energy density in a very compact storage system compared to current technologies. The concept battery integrated in the BMW i7…
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Alberta’s latest assault on renewable energy investors is as clear as it is cynical. The provincial government’s newly minted reclamation rules for wind and solar projects, effective as of May 31, 2025, are unprecedentedly severe, requiring project developers to post reclamation securities equal to 30% of total anticipated decommissioning costs at project inception, and…
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