Tag: Research
LFP Letters to the Editor: February 20, 2026
A Free Press reader believes a number of empty lots and buildings in the city could have been used for micro shelters instead of a cornfield.
FAW Begins Testing Semi-Solid-State Battery With 500 Wh/kg Energy Density
FAW reportedly has equipped a prototype sedan with a battery that has an energy density of 500 Wh/kg yet cost less than an LFP battery.
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Germany’s Bid To Double Hydrogen Fuel Targets Ignores Operator Demand And Cost Signals
The German Bundesrat’s recent plea to Brussels to double green hydrogen-base fuel quotas is less a bid to accelerate decarbonization than a request to manufacture demand for an infrastructure program that never made economic sense and had weak demand signals from the start. The upper chamber’s proposal to increase mandated … [continued]
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Gateway CERH attends Woodstock dairy symposium
GODERICH – The Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health (CERH) participated as an exhibitor and delivered a brief presentation at the Southwestern Ontario Dairy Symposium in Woodstock on Thursday, Feb. 19. According to a press release, Gateway CERH connected with farmers, dairy producers, industry leaders and agricultural professionals throughout the event while attendees visited the […]
Tesla Market Cap More Than Market Cap of Toyota, BYD, GM, Ford, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis, Geely, Ferrari, BMW, Volkswagen Group, Honda, Nissan, Renault, XPENG, and NIO Combined
I just caught up on comments under an article I wrote several days ago, “Is Tesla Really In Trouble This Time?” There were many great comments from readers, but a few jumped out at me to stimulate this followup piece. The first one came from vensonata, who wrote: “The combined … [continued]
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