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Al Gore Nails It Again — This Is Where We Are
Al Gore recently participated in a podcast discussion on the StrictlyVC Download podcast. As usual, he nailed it on multiple topics. However, it was his comments at the end that triggered this article. He was asked, “Looking at this year’s report, what are your biggest reasons for optimism and concern?” … [continued]
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The Sodium-Ion Battery Revolution Has Started
Sodium-ion batteries have been in the works for years, and now sodium-ion batteries have started to appear in cars and home storage. JAC, in a partnership with Volkswagen, has been shipping a vehicle called the Sehol or E10X with sodium-ion batteries since 2023. Recently, Bluetti introduced the Pioneer Na(sodium) portable … [continued]
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Is Europe Back in the Race? Many New European EVs Could, in Theory, Be Competitive in Latin America
China is the Queen of EVs. That much we know for certain. The advantage that Chinese automakers have — rightfully — gained over their competitors will not be an easy one to overcome. And yet, to take the fall of the centennial automobile industries of North America, Europe, and non-Chinese … [continued]
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Scania Joins Electric Coach Race With 600km Platform
Scania unveiled its first battery-electric coach platform at Busworld Europe 2025 on Tuesday, entering a market segment where rivals Volvo and MAN have already staked out range leadership. The Swedish manufacturer’s new high-floor BEV delivers up to 600 km on a single charge — competitive but notably behind Volvo’s 700 … [continued]
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HMCS Margaret Brooke visits Owen Sound to recruit and raise awareness
The navy is short some 1,600 sailors