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EV startup Canoo has finally delivered its first vehicle to its buyers, who is the US Army, and there is only one unit only. The Light Tactical Vehicle is a preliminary EV test by the US Army, and may generate additional profits for Canoo in the future to support the startup’s precarious financial reports. ...  more

There has been new progress in gravity storage for Australia. Startup Green Gravity, having partnered up with abandoned mines, now signed with engineering company GHD, and is likely to provide a prolonged period of energy storage for the power grid through moving heavy objects vertically that would capture and release gravitational kinetic energy. ...  more

The simultaneous advancement of onshore and offshore wind power has led to an all-time high in instantaneous wind power generation, for which TPC commented had exceeded 1GW for the first time on November 23rd, before arriving at 1.173GW on the 30th, which is an increase of more than 50% compared to the maximum instantaneous power generation last year at 0.7679GW. ...  more

The not-so-special solar panel is actually capable of producing hydrogen. A Belgium team has developed a hydrogen panel that produces 250L of hydrogen each day at an efficiency of 15%, which is expected to enter commercialization in 2026. ...  more

On December 9th, 2022，EVE issued an announcement on the issuance of convertible corporate bonds to unspecified objects. 3 billion yuan will be used for the 21GWh large cylindrical passenger car power battery project. The 23GWh cyl...  more

On December 7, 2022，Clou announced that on December 6, 2022, the company received a notice from Shenzhen Capital that about 126 million shares of the company held by Shenzhen Capital had been transferred to Midea Group. After the ...  more

According to the quotation from EnergyTrend, on December 7, 2022, the RMB price of mono recycled polysilicon is RMB296/KG, 2.31% lower than last week. The mono grade polysilicon dropped from RMB298/KG to RMB292/KG with a decrease...  more

High flammability has been the biggest problem that needs to be solved for lithium-ion batteries. A few days ago, a research team in Stanford University made a breakthrough by developing a non-flammable electrolyte that prevents the battery from catching fire even when exposed to flame. The researchers solved the long-standing safety issue associated with lithium-ion batteries by using a simple tactic: adding more salt. ...  more