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A single faulty weld can put a whole battery component out of service

Battery makers in Europe choose precision over price

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At the recent Laser Symposium Electromobility in Aachen, organiser Fraunhofer ILT and speakers from industry made the case for flexible lines and weld monitoring in markets where Asian scale offers less of an edge.

The gap between cars and vans is narrowing, lane by lane

UK – electric vans and cars both hit August records

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Battery electric vehicles had their strongest August on record, with cars taking 30 percent of new registrations and vans reaching 17 percent, as sales continued to outpace the UK's zero-emission vehicle targets for a third straight month.

A winding road ahead for the EV build-out, traffic permitting

EU EV pipeline nears €200bn as Brussels reopens 2035 debate

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New Automotive and E-Mobility Europe map close to €200bn in committed capital across vehicles, batteries and charging, with 150,000 jobs already tied to projects now under political pressure.

Electric fleet charging in Sweden is about to get a lot more plug sockets

Sweden – Soltech subsidiary lands four-year EV charging mandate

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Svenska Bostäder has awarded a multi-year framework agreement covering 166 properties to Soltech's Takorama Elteknik, as the housing company works towards full charging coverage by 2030.

Electromobility is thriving across Europe, this became clear at Power2Drive Europe 2023 in Munich.
Power2Drive Europe 2023

Strong e-mobility boom reflected

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Power2Drive Europe 2023 provided a picture of tomorrow’s mobility and its role in future smart energy systems. 260 exhibitors showcased their products and innovations at the international exhibition for charging infrastructure and e-mobility.

Grid stability

50 car-sharing electric vehicles to be used as power banks

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Electric vehicles have the potential to bridge gaps in the power supply by feeding electricity back into the grid. For the first time, the bidirectional technology behind them is being tested under real conditions. The starting signal for the "V2X Suisse" project, led by Mobility, was recently given in Bern.

Volker Quaschning, Professor of Renewable Energy Systems at the Berlin University of Applied Sciences. Together with his wife Cornelia, he recently published the book "Energy revolution now".
Interview:

"Considering whether economics alone is the right metric".

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The drama of the consequences of the climate crisis will be very different from that of the Corona circles or the Ukraine war, says Volker Quaschning, energy expert and initiator of the Scientist for Future movement. He calls for more honest communication and fundamental changes in our lifestyle.

The hydrogen is to be used primarily in mobility. However, the project partners are also looking into feeding it into the gas grid.
Green hydrogen:

Switzerland to build ten-megawatt hydrogen electrolysis plant

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EW Höfe, Alpiq and Socar Energy Switzerland are building a large hydrogen production plant in Switzerland. This will not only supply green hydrogen, but also heat.