$3.5 Billion to Strengthen US Domestic Battery Manufacturing
Biden-Harris Administration Announces $3.5 Billion to Strengthen Domestic Battery Manufacturing Today, two years after President Biden signed the Bipartisan Infrastructure … [continued]
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The Private Sector Accounts For 89% of Announced American-Made Battery Investments
Announcements of private sector investments in American-made battery technologies have been increasing over the last few years, with 208 as … [continued]
24M Introduces Electrode-To-Pack Battery With No Individual Cells Or Modules
This week in Japan, 24M is taking the wraps of its transformative electrode-to-pack battery technology for vehicles and energy storage.
Could The Transition To Electric Mobility On The African Continent Support Development Of Local Battery…
The transition to electric mobility presents a major opportunity for the African continent to leapfrog into the age of electric … [continued]
EV Tax Credits To Boost Domestic Battery Manufacturing
Recently passed legislation in the US has created updated requirements on electric vehicle tax credits, but one hugely underlooked factor … [continued]
How Are Lithium-Ion Batteries That Store Solar & Wind Power Made?
The renewable energy transition involves harnessing epic forces of nature. Sleek solar panels forged from silver and silica from the depths … [continued]
Toyota to Invest $5.3B in US & Japanese EV Battery Manufacturing
Toyota is spending big bucks to get you that IRA tax credit!
Proterra: New Community Benefits Agreement, Battery Center, And Fleet Charging Solutions
Proterra is about more than building electric buses. It is also heavily involved in designing high power charging systems and forging relationships with local communities.
Why Is Battery Manufacturing So Hard? Tesla Battery Day For Dummies (Like Me)
“Large-scale manufacturing, especially if it’s a new invention, is somehow between 1,000 and 10,000% times harder than a prototype.” — Elon Musk
In this article, I will try to explain why.
CleanTechnica Interview with Peter Carlsson, CEO of Northvolt: Part Three — Low-Carbon Advantage, Product Mix…
CleanTechnica recently interviewed Peter Carlsson, Chief Executive Officer of Northvolt, the Swedish battery manufacturing startup-slash-giant. In this the third and final part of the interview, we discuss the benefits of Northvolt’s low carbon manufacturing approach in the European context, and learn about its product mix and strategic positioning.
