Taylor ZLC Container Handler to Utilize Rocsys Autonomous Charging System
Container handler manufacturer Taylor Machine Works will implement a robotic charging system from Rocsys for its...
CATL Utilizes Toyocolor Conductive Carbon Nanotube Battery Materials
Chinese battery-maker CATL has chosen to use Japan-based Toyocolor‘s Lioaccum conductive carbon nanotube (CNT) dispersion for...
NEVI Final Rules Praised by CharIN for Supporting EV Interoperability and Open Standards for Charging
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has released the final National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Standards and...
Exploring Charge Management as One of the Three Pillars of Fleet Electrification Projects
Obviously, any fleet electrification project is going to include vehicles and charging hardware. However, don’t forget...
Atlantic Aviation to Receive Electric Aircraft Refueler from Envirotech and Garsite
EV manufacturer Envirotech Vehicles (EVTV), working with aviation refueling equipment maker Garsite, will deliver an electric aircraft...
UK Research and Innovation Launches £1.5 Million Competition for Battery Companies Ready to Commercialize
If you’ve got a UK company that’s working on innovative battery tech, check in with the...
Magnis to Supply US-Processed Graphite Anode Material to Tesla Motors
Tesla has entered into a Binding Offtake Agreement with Australia-based Magnis Energy Technologies, “a vertically integrated...
Caterpillar Invests in Lithos Energy to Advance Battery Pack Development and Manufacturing
The iconic yellow machine is going green. Heavy-duty vehicle OEM Caterpillar has invested in Lithos Energy,...
Webinar: Leveraging Location Analytics to Optimize Public EV Charging Strategies and Business Models
As the transition to EV accelerates, the opportunities for charging operators to invest and build public...
Analysis of Peak Charging Power Requirements for Large Electric Vehicle Fleet Projects
Fleet operators looking to electrify may experience a new form of “sticker shock” when they realize...
