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TU Graz Design Guidelines for BEV

A research team led by TU Graz is providing new design guidelines for batteries in electric vehicles. The concepts increase safety, make repairs easier and improve sustainability throughout the entire life cycle. Image source: chesky – Adobe Stock. Courtesy: TU Graz

PHINIA 2025 Sustainability Report

PHINIA’s third annual Sustainability Report highlights meaningful progress across the Company’s environmental, social, and governance priorities
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Alfa Laval presents 2023 annual and sustainability reports

The biggest transformation decision made in Alfa Laval in 2023 was to form a dedicated business unit for Fuel cell and Electrolyzer technology. The plate technology needed in the hydrogen economy is a version of what Alfa Laval has done for decades in the heat exchanger businesses. If the project is...

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Recycled fibers: Mann+Hummel looking at sustainability

Mann+Hummel relies on filter medium made from recycled fibers. The company has indeed decided to meet the demands for sustainability and is focusing on the use of recycled synthetic fibers. The attention to the environment is getting more and more an issue in the global market. Speaking of filtratio...

Volvo Group invests in autonomous solutions

The overall performance of the Volvo Group is quite good, even though the market conditions are getting harder. Several relevant clues came out from the periodical press conference held by the management of Volvo Group, talking about the sales and financial results of the third quarter 2019. Among t...
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ZF at Busworld: solutions for smart mobility

Smart mobility: from e-bikes to articulated buses, ZF is committed.   The German company supports the switch to low-emission, safe, and smart public transport with a diverse range of electric drives for all vehicle segments, plus sensors and control boxes for autonomous transport systems. As pa...

FPT Industrial solutions from the World Biogas Expo 2019

FPT keeps up its sustainable side As part of its continuous approach to sustainability, FPT Industrial took part in the UK Anaerobic Digestion and World Biogas Expo 2019, which took place at the National Exhibition Center in Birmingham, UK, during this summer. Together with its sister brands Iveco a...

MTU Onsite Energy adds solutions for mines

MTU now offers sustainable energy supply also for mines Rolls-Royce recently decided to expand its offer of energy systems focusing in particular on providing new microgrid solutions for mines. This means that mine operators will be able to rely on sustainable energy supply. An energy that is availa...

Doosan G2 series ready for Stage V

Doosan is focusing on the G2 series between power and sustainability Doosan’s G2 industrial series is ready to comply with the new European emissions standards. The Korean company has in fact adapted its Tier 4 Final models with a more advanced after-treatment system, in compliance with the li...
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Biogas Italy: a look at the probable future

Biogas: the possible future of energy and mobility Biogas Italy 2019 event took place at the end of February (February 28th – March 1st) at the BPN Auditorium in Milan. A lot of important names, both Italian and international, were present at this particular event. Many the topics covered, fol...

Volvo Penta brings electricity into the water with a ferry

Volvo Penta-powered electric ferry service gets into the ElectriCity transport ecosystem Starting from the Gothenburg’s ElectriCity project, an all-electric ferry service will join the City’s existing electric bus service. The electric marine propulsion system is provided by Volvo Penta, who joins t...

Himoinsa’s 18 MW power plant for UK

Himoinsa’s 18 MW power plant with gas generator sets at the service of the West Midlands 18 MW of power at constant load for 2,500 hours per year. This is the output that the gensets of Himoinsa’s plant can supply to the electrical grid. Located in the central-western part of the British...
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