Livewire, an electric motorcycle brand jointly funded by Kymco and Harley-Davidson, was listed on Nasdaq in the United States today, taking a major step forward for Taiwanese motorcycle brands. ... more
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CATL Initiates Its Battery Manufacturing Project in Hungary |
| published: 2022-09-28 9:30 |
On September 5, representatives from Chinese EV battery manufacturer CATL and Chinese government met with representatives of Hungary’s local and national governments to sign a land pre-purchasing agreement. ... more
China’s Production Capacity for Rolled PV Glass Grew by 55.1% Year on Year for January-August Period |
| published: 2022-09-28 9:30 |
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) reported in mid-September that China’s output of rolled PV glass has remained on the uptrend. ... more
Domestic Electric Buses Officially Exported to Thailand, Taiwan's EVs Rush South to New Market |
| published: 2022-09-27 9:30 |
Taiwan's electric vehicles have moved into a new southern market. The MOEA stated that the Mobility Taiwan Auto Research Consortium (mTARC) has realized three important achievements in its new southbound initiative. ... more
Volkswagen and Elia Sign MoU to Develop V2G Energy Storage System |
| published: 2022-09-27 9:30 |
Mass adoption of electric vehicles will be one of the fastest and most effective ways to mitigate climate change over the next decade. As the share of renewable energy in the overall energy mix increases, EV batteries will help ensure grid balance, and consumers will be active participants in the energy transition. ... more
Industry's Most Powerful Charging Station, 720 kW U-POWER Tainan Yunong Station Officially Opens |
| published: 2022-09-27 9:30 |
Tainan city has finally ushered in an ultra-high-power fast charging station. U-POWER officially opened the Yunong Station yesterday, providing a convenient charging pipeline for electric vehicles, with power as high as 720 kW, which is currently the highest power among third-party charging companies in Taiwan. ... more
Taiya Renewable Energy Partners with Norwegian Floating Wind Power Business BW Ideol to Develop a 50MW Wind Farm in Taiwan |
| published: 2022-09-27 9:30 |
Offshore wind power developer Taiya Renewable Energy announced today to be signing a MOU with Norwegian floating technology leader BW Ideol. The two companies will co-develop a 50MW floating demonstration project and a commercial-grade floating project in Taiwan. ... more
Lopal and CATL to Jointly Develop Project for Manufacturing Lithium Carbonate |
| published: 2022-09-26 9:30 |
Major Chinese battery manufacturer CATL is rapidly expanding its presence in the upstream part of the Li-ion battery supply chain. On September 7, Chinese battery material producer Lopal Technology announced that it will be developing a project for manufacturing lithium carbonate with two wholly-owned subsidiaries of CATL. ... more
Offshore Wind Power Team Taiwan 2.0 Established, and Swancor Expands Local Industry Chain Partnerships |
| published: 2022-09-26 9:30 |
The deadline for the development of offshore wind power blocks is approaching. Swancor Renewable Energy will hold the Formosa 4 and Formosa 5 Offshore Wind Power Supplier Conference today (26th) to expand the original "Offshore Wind Power Taiwan Team" lineup and partner with more than 30 leading suppliers, banks, and insurance companies to jointly invest in two offshore wind farms in Miaoli. Anna Su, CEO of Swancor Renewable Energy, said that she has shown her determination to support industry-related policies. ... more
CHT Expected to Replace 5,000 Units of Official Vehicles and Construction Vehicles |
| published: 2022-09-24 9:30 |
CHT convened the 5G Plastic Free Day Initiative and Actions today (September 24th), where chairman Shieh Chi-Mau commented after the event that the company has been fully engaged in attaining ESG in response to the net-zero target of 2050, and aims to reduce 50% of carbon emission by 2030 that include 100% usage of renewable energy for all IDCs, implementing internet protocols for PSTN, and shutting down 3G mobile network. CHT will also invest in another NT$2.1 billion for replacing 1,500 official vehicles and construction vehicles primarily from domestic EV models. ... more
