Chalmers University of Technology at the World Economic Forum in Davos
Chalmers University of Technology is going to share its battery expertise during World Economic Forum in Davos
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The SAIM Approach to Range Extender
SAIM has specialized as a system provider. Among NRMM, there is room for powertrains that reconcile zero-emission periods with others relying on an internal combustion engine. This is typically the case for the hybrid systems. In this case, the main player is called a range extender. The ICE is the ...
Xeevo E904i: Electric Tractor from China
Powered by two independent electric motors, this versatile tractor is designed for a wide range of applications. It features a nominal power of 90 hp, but can reach a peak of 122 hp when using the PTO
G Smyth Boats likes FPT N40
The North Ireland boat builder G Smyth choose FPT N40 250 E engines for some catamarans for fishing purposes
Iveco Bus Hydrogen-Powered GX 337 H2 Linium in France
Iveco Bus delivered its first hydrogen-powered GX 337 H2 Linium in Lorient, France
Flash Battery ’s 2026 begins with a recap of the past year
In summary, here you can find Flash Battery’s 2025 milestones and the main topics for 2026
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AS Labruna Celebrates a Stellar 2025 Award Season
As 2025 winds down for AS Labruna, the year is defined by an incredible array of accolades and the interaction between innovation and sustainability
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Spain hydrogen and sun. Cummins agrees
According to Cummins, in agreement with Iberdrola, Spain offers a strong and dynamic local environment for hydrogen production. Total signed an agreement with MSD, in order to provide 90 GWh a year of clean energy in Spain
Bio-LNG from biogas. The new liquefier created by AB with the Dutch Stirling Cryogenics
The Italian manufacturer AB, supported by the Dutch specialists from Stirling Cryogenics, created a plant capable of receiving incoming gaseous biomethane and producing liquid biomethane, with a production capacity of up to 12 tonnes per day. CH4LNG is the name of the liquefier designed to contribut...
FPT Industrial and Landi Renzo. MoU about natural gas and hydrogen
FPT Industrial and Landi Renzo Group have signed two Memoranda of Understanding aimed at exploring the possibility of collaborating on CNG, LNG and hydrogen
A broad range of e-machines. JCB keeps on pushing on electrification
JCB keeps on pushing on electrification for its range of construction and agricultural machines. Also, the global company has recently introduced a couple of very interesting innovations: from the power pack for off-grid applications to the universal charger.
MAN Engines to launch the marine hybrid system. A step forward in the name of sustainability
The hybrid system developed by MAN combines all the advantages of a conventional drive system with the latest possibilities afforded by electric motors and batteries. In addition to improving efficiency and extending the range, noise emissions can be completely eliminated.
Rolls-Royce and the MethanQuest project
Rolls-Royce and the MethanQuest project. New technologies for producing gas from renewable sources. Testing of hydrogen, methanol and methane for use in ships, cars and power generation. LNG supply and microgrid concept for Karlsruhe inland port
How to lower CO2 and NOx emissions? ‘Green’ methanol may be the answer, according to Aumet RCCI combustion
The matter of reducing CO2 and NOx emissions is a crucial one. The possible solutions are manifold and the one suggested by Aumet deals with the so-called RCCI combustion and the use of ‘green’ methanol as a fuel. Here we report a technical insight released by the Finnish company.
Going green: Scania issues its first Green Bond, Volvo invests in EV charging software company
At the end of 2020, Scania received approval for the company's framework for issuing green bond. Volvo has invested in Driivz, a leading global EV charging software company. The Chinese XCMG has recently launched electric forklifts and excavators.
Toyota and Parker work on hydrogen. And the big players keep on moving on green hydrogen
Toyota, which has developed a compact module of its hydrogen-powered fuel cell system. Parker Hannifin introduced its component for hydrogen-fueled systems. Germany and Saudi Arabia signed MoU for the development of green hydrogen.
Westport and AVL shared publication about lower TCO of hydrogen ICEs
The analysis presents the case for hydrogen use in an internal combustion engine with Westport Fuel Systems’ patented HPDI 2.0TM fuel system. HPDI 2.0 is already used by large fleets today, reducing CO2 by 23 percent with fossil LNG, and delivering net zero carbon emissions when used with bioLNG.
