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Apple might release an electric car after all, Australians say they’d buy it
Apple signals push into electric vehicles, as Australian buyers surveyed on whether buying an EV from software giants would appeal.
Electric Vehicles
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Optare Metrodecker all electric bus joins iconic London bus routes
Next time you visit London, you could be crossing London Bridge in an electric double-decker bus.
Electric Cars
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Hydrogen Fuel Cell
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Scottish battery ‘breakthrough’ could charge electric cars in seconds
Scottish researches claim breakthrough in flow battery technology that could see electric vehicles being charged in a fraction of the time of current standards.
Electric Cars
Electric Vehicles
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40 million EV charging points predicted by 2030, but China may have peaked too early
Study suggests 40 million EV charging points may be built globally within the next 12 years. But in China, they may have built too many chargers too soon.
Amid all the talk of taking Tesla private this week, the CEO has given the world a sneaky look at numbers not often seen in public.
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Renewables
CSIRO cracks barrier to export hydrogen fuel to power cars
CSIRO developed breakthrough method to transport hydrogen in form of ammonia hailed as watershed moment for energy, and big new opportunity for Australia.
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Podcasts
Tony Abbott
Energy Insiders Podcast: Games of Tone’s – Winter is Coming
The remarkable predictions of the Energy Security Board - death to wind, solar and big batteries. Plus, fear and loathing at CEC Summit and an interview with Vestas CEO...
Electric Vehicles
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Tesla
Self-driving reality draws closer, Musk says Tesla AI chip is ‘super kick-ass’
Elon Musk lets his "super kick-ass" AI technology out of the bag, bringing automated driving a step closer.
Two Norwegians conduct a race, or more truthfully an economy trial, between a Hyundai Kona Electric and a Tesla Model X, using different charging networks.
This year alone corporations around the world have purchased 7.2 GW worth of clean energy, surpassing 2017’s 5.4 GW, which is a record in itself.