Gogoro announced recently that it has partnered with ProLogium to develop the world's first swappable solid-state battery. It is expected to be officially introduced into the market in 3 years, greatly changing the current ecology of electric scooters. ...  more
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East Japan Railway Launches Japan's First Hydrogen Fuel Cell Train |
| published: 2022-03-24 9:30 |
In the overall competition between lithium batteries and hydrogen fuel cells, the current momentum of the lithium battery camp is higher than that of the hydrogen fuel cell camp. ...  more
Giga Berlin Delivers First Batch Germany-Made Model Y |
| published: 2022-03-23 9:30 |
This day has finally arrived. The first batch of Germany-made Model Y was officially delivered today, with Musk showing up at the scene overseeing this significant moment. This may also serve as good news to Taiwan consumers. ...  more
Hungary Launches New Auction for 864GWh of Renewable Power |
| published: 2022-03-23 9:30 |
The Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority of Hungary (MEKH) announced in early March that the fifth round of auctions under its renewable energy support scheme METÁR has been initiated. Bid submissions will be accepted from March 25 to 28. This announcement has also been reported by other renewable energy news outlets. ...  more
UK Prime Minister Aims to Source 25% of Power from Nuclear Energy amidst Unstable Green Energy and Exorbitant Natural Gas |
| published: 2022-03-23 9:30 |
The energy structure of the UK may be subject to changes in the future. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson recently commented that he hopes to see 25% of the country’s power supply sourcing from nuclear energy. ...  more
Seeing Infinite Power Generation Potential, Israel's Marine Energy Installation Progresses |
| published: 2022-03-23 9:30 |
Ocean energy can be said to be inexhaustible. If we can make good use of this huge energy source, it will benefit overall power supply. Now Israel has successfully installed its first wave energy buoy. ...  more
No More Worries About Solar Panels Damaging Architecture, Canada has Developed Multiple Photovoltaic Brick Styles |
| published: 2022-03-22 9:30 |
At first glance, it looks like an ordinary red brick, but in fact, this is "Solar Brick" launched by Canadian solar company Mitrex. In the future, there will be no need to worry about damaging the beauty of a home when installing solar panels, so that the integration of solar energy into a building will not be boring and no longer be just an inconvenient blue module. ...  more
Japan Announced Power Shortage Alert amidst Unrecovered Power Plants and Cold Wave |
| published: 2022-03-22 9:30 |
The Japanese government has announced a power shortage alert for the first time. TEPCO has urged households and companies to conserve power by turning off unused lights and setting heater temperature at 20℃ due to the suspension of partial thermal-fired power plants subsequent to the 316 earthquake and the anticipation of surging power demand under cold weather. A reduction of roughly 10% in power consumption would facilitate stable supply of power. ...  more
Neoenergia Obtains USD 221 Million Loan from EIB for Development of PV and Wind Power Projects in Brazil |
| published: 2022-03-21 14:41 |
The European Investment Bank announced on March 16 that it has approved a loan of EUR 200 million (USD 221 million) to Neoenergia for the development of PV and wind power projects in Brazil. Neoenergia is a subsidiary of Spanish multinational energy company Iberdrola and a major utility in the Brazil. The announcement and further details about this event were first reported by other renewable energy news websites. ...  more
AUO Accelerates Deployment of Low-carbon Production and Announces Full Use of Renewable Energy by 2050 |
| published: 2022-03-21 9:30 |
AUO announced today (3/21) that it has officially become a member of RE100, a global renewable energy initiative, and pledged to achieve an absolute carbon reduction of 25% by 2025, zero carbon emissions in all offices by 2030, and work towards the goal of net zero by 2050. ...  more