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Panasonic Plans to Add Two New Production Lines for 4680 Lithium Battery Cells in Japan

published: 2022-03-17 9:30
Panasonic announced in early March that it will expand its production base for lithium battery cells in Japan’s Wakayama Prefecture. The expansion will consist of two new production lines for 4680 cells that are used for powering electric cars. Japanese news agency NHK also reported around the same time that Panasonic is looking to buy land in the US for a new battery plant. ...  more

Foxconn’s Model T Electric Bus Officially Lands in Southern Taiwan

published: 2022-03-16 9:30
The Model T electric bus, developed by Foxconn’s Foxtron subsidiary, was recently delivered to SanDi subsidiary Kaohsiung Bus, at an initial volume of 30 vehicles. Going forward, Foxtron will continue to make further deliveries in accordance with operational needs as part of the city government’s targeted electrification of all city buses by 2030. ...  more

Tunisian Government Announces Plan to Install 3.8GW of PV Generation by 2030

published: 2022-03-16 9:30
Neila Nouria Gongi, the Tunisian Minister of Industry, Energy and Mines, said that her government aims to install 3.8GW of PV generation by 2030. She made this announcement at an event held by the Foreign Investment Promotion Agency of Tunisia and the Japanese Chamber of Commerce in late February. This story was first reported by local news outlets and other renewable energy news websites. ...  more

EU Aims to Stop Sourcing Russian Fuel by 2030 in Bid to Lower Dependence on Russia

published: 2022-03-15 17:05
Now that the UK and US have successively announced a ban on Russian energy sources in hopes of expanding the range of sanctions imposed on Russia, what about the EU, which is highly dependent on Russian oil, which it procures US$118 million of daily? Perhaps the solution can be found in the REPowerEU plan created by the European Commission. ...  more

Oklahoma’s New Bill Expected to Drive Tesla Out

published: 2022-03-15 9:30
Oklahoma’s recently passed bill is set to prohibited non-licensed companies from selling cars. In other words, Tesla, which does not adhere to the prevailing dealership model, will be forced out of the Oklahoman market. ...  more

Innolux Subsidiary CarUX Obtains Certification to Seize Smart Car Business Opportunities

published: 2022-03-14 9:30
CarUX, a subsidiary of Innolux, builds smart vehicle products that comply with international safety standards, enhances the safety and innovation of automotive products, and seizes new blue ocean business opportunities for smart vehicles. Today (3/14), it was awarded the certificate of DEKRA, a third-party professional testing and certification organization. ...  more