Since acquiring SolarCity in 2016, Tesla has been providing its own solar solutions by using the inverters of Delta and SolarEdge instead of a comprehensive autonomous R&D. ...  more
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Hyundai Establishes Hydrogen Fuel Cell Company Expected for Production in Second Half of 2022 and a Preliminary Annual Production Capacity of 6,500 Units |
published: 2021-02-02 9:30 |
Hyundai has officially announced the investment agreement with the government of the Guangzhou Development District on the establishment of the Hyundai Fuel Cell System (Guangzhou) Co., Ltd., where Hyundai will become the first global automotive manufacturer to set up a production base for hydrogen fuel cell systems in China, which will also be the first overseas production base of hydrogen fuel cell systems for the company. ...  more
Debut of the Solar Energy and Flow Battery Combination Amidst Increasing Energy Storage System Solutions |
published: 2021-02-01 18:30 |
Numerous power plants have chosen to work with energy storage systems in order to store the excess power of renewable energy and achieve stable power grids, including the common and the rapid responding lithium ion battery energy storage system, though there are additional choices, such as pairing up solar and tidal power plants with vanadium flow batteries (VFB). ...  more
First Residential Hydrogen Energy System Debuts at Nearly NT$740K |
published: 2021-02-01 15:59 |
The first residential hydrogen energy storage system in the world that is about as tall as a person and wide as a low cabinet has made its official debut. ...  more
Automotive Giants Forced to Reduce Operation Amidst Chip War |
published: 2021-02-01 9:30 |
A perfect storm has been seen in the semiconductor industry after the global pandemic, where the surging demand for electronics has resulted in a shortage of chips, and the increasing number of chip adoption for automobile has prompted numerous major automotive manufacturers to postpone production plans, for which the phenomenon may decelerate at least 6 months after, according to insiders of the industry. ...  more
BYD Delivered One of the Largest Battery Electric Fleets, Consisting of 470 Buses, to Colombia |
published: 2021-01-29 18:30 |
BYD has once again scored a major order, and the Colombian capital of Bogota is about to possess the largest electric bus fleet in the Americas. The first 120 buses are already set to begin service. The town will have a complete, 470-strong battery electric bus fleet in 1Q21, serving upwards of 300,000 passengers. ...  more
Foxconn Readies Software/Hardware Integration as Twin Tower Strategy Bolstering MIH Alliance |
published: 2021-01-29 9:30 |
As Foxconn’s MIH EV Alliance grows stronger, not only are powerful partners joining the fray by the day, but the company is also injecting new blood into the executive team. ...  more
Volkswagen’s Total Auto Sales for 2020 Declines by 15%, Save for Its Tripling EV Sales |
published: 2021-01-28 18:30 |
Volkswagen on January 14th announced its global sales figures for 2020, which suffered a substantial 15% YoY decline due to the COVID-19 pandemic, although VW BEV and PHEV sales each increased by 300% and 270% YoY during the period against market headwinds. The company previously known for its “das auto” slogan sold a total of 9.305 million cars last year. ...  more
Tian Li Sends Technicians to Denmark for Further Training That Will Help Build Taiwan’s Supply Chain for Offshore Wind Turbines |
published: 2021-01-28 9:30 |
Professional talents and technologies are the lifeblood that sustains the growth of an industry. As Taiwan gradually forms a domestic supply chain for offshore wind energy, Tian Li Offshore Wind Technology Co. Ltd. is sending 53 technicians to Denmark to receive training in the manufacturing of the blades of offshore wind turbines. The three-month program is designed to fill a major gap in the supply chain. Established in 2009, Tian Li specializes in the production and maintenance of turbine blades. ...  more
US Solar Stocks Multiplied Amidst the Appalling Performance of Energy Stocks in 2020 |
published: 2021-01-27 18:30 |
The demand for energy had drastically reduced under the raging of the global COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, and almost all traditional energy-related industries had sustained deteriorating performance, followed by descending stock prices, though it was entirely opposite for new energy. The US solar stocks rose monumentally in 2020, and the stock prices of numerous solar industry chains were also multiplied. ...  more