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Ola Electric Enters India’s Battery Storage Market as Domestic LFP Manufacturing Scales
Ola Electric is moving beyond electric mobility with its Shakti battery storage platform, built around lithium iron phosphate cells produced through its own vertically integrated manufacturing operations.
TerraPower’s Natrium Project Opens New Commercial Role for South Korea’s Nuclear Industry
South Korea’s nuclear industry is moving deeper into TerraPower’s commercial strategy just as the U.S. developer crosses the most important threshold yet for its Natrium advanced reactor: construction.
The industry’s own numbers show why the debate over 100, 170, or 300 million tonnes by 2050 matters less than…
Europe’s Electrolyzer Capacity Risks Underuse as Green Hydrogen Projects Stall Before FID
Europe’s electrolyzer manufacturing industry has the capacity to produce about 8.49 GW of equipment annually, yet the region’s much larger problem is increasingly on the demand side.
Italy Prepares €400 Million Annual Hydrogen Auctions With 15 Year Contracts for Difference
Italy is preparing to commit up to €400 million annually to renewable hydrogen support, putting one of Europe’s largest national subsidy mechanisms behind an auction model designed to test how much production the market can deliver at competitive prices.
The 106-foot demonstrator flew for 27 minutes on about $5 of electricity, a genuine engineering result. But the certification target…
The $8.4 billion Oxagon facility is more than 90% complete and moving into commissioning. That milestone now sits inside a…
Energy security, energy prices and the ability of the economy to respond to European decarbonisation are becoming issues that will…
Europe’s electricity system is facing a temporary but highly visible test of its ability to manage fast changes in renewable generation as Wednesday’s solar eclipse reduces photovoltaic output across parts of the continent.
The company frames its new agreements with SGS and a domestic membrane supplier as industrial refinement. The market data around…
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