Tag: Technology Transfer
EVs And The North American Auto Industry — A Canadian Perspective
A tidal wave of tidbits infiltrates my email inbox every morning. Today I found an interesting story in something called The Walrus, which bills itself as “Canada’s Conversation.” Whether the title is an homage to the Walrus and the Carpenter scene in Alice in Wonderland or a reference to a … [continued]
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ASEAN Shifts Focus to Battery Manufacturing, Scaling EV Adoption, and Grid Integration
PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia — The rapid transition of Southeast Asia toward clean energy is moving from the early adoption of electric mobility to a regional industrialization effort. When the 4th ASEAN Battery Technology Conference opens next month in Sepang, Malaysia, the focus will pivot from policy framework proposals toward the engineering … [continued]
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Rumors Swirl As Carvana Eyeballs Slate EVs Which Aren’t Even Used Yet
The online used car sales platform Carvana is selling a lot of used EVs these days, and now rumor has it that the firm is nailing down a foothold in new EVs through the startup Slate Auto.
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Four Western States Combine Forces To Kickstart A Geothermal Energy Revolution
Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah have joined forces to tap into hundreds — yes, hundreds — of gigawatts in geothermal energy within their borders, leveraging new drilling technologies, AI, and other advanced systems.
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Hydrogen Fuel Cell Cars No; Fuel Cell Combat Drones Yes
The US drone manufacturer Heven Aerotech has earned a streamlined contract with the US Army for its hydrogen fuel cell UAV and associated hydrogen systems.
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