Megawatt charging in Beijing; Electrification likes Indians; Total Energies invests in e-NG

——— March 29nd, 2024 You're reading the second issue of the newly-created Movin' Ahead weekly newsletter. Our goal is to go beyond every single application segments and capture a context. That of decarbonization, in all possible ways. Trying to shape the proverbial BIG PICTURE of what we will find... Movin' Ahead. How? Providing a deep and up-to-date perspective on the evolution of the commercial transportation, power and energy sectors through the most relevant and inspiring news. Combining contents of the international professional media outlets Sustainable Bus, Sustainable Truck & Van, Powertrain International. And pinpointing, from time to time, the link in what is happening in the energy transition ecosystem. Wishing you may enjoy it!! Feedbacks, ideas and suggestions are welcome! ——— India, 1.5 billion potential electric vehicle users. The development of a local battery industry faces shortages of raw materials. A problem that China certainly does not have. Chinese truck manufacturer Windrose is working with BorgWarner and Decathlon on a major MW charging project. Across the Pacific Ocean in Los Angeles, Einride and Voltera unveiled a true hub with 65 chargers for HD vehicles. Buses speed up to zero emissions. In Hamburg, Germany, the e-bus fleet has covered 20 million km (but profitability is not easy, as Ebusco's case testifies…). Europe also confirms itself as a champion of alternatives to the electric way. AGCO Power invests €70 million in the hydrogen and biofuels plant. Total Energies is joining seven major companies to create an international coalition supporting the development of production and use of e-natural gas. ——— Top news Megawatt charging in Beijing. Quite a concrete project shared by BorgWarner New Energy, Decathlon China, real estate company Goodman Group and emerging truck specialist Windrose.... READ ARTICLE Electrification likes Indians.There is no lack of skills to make their own batteries at home! Indian subcontinent, however, pays duty to shortages of raw materials.. READ ARTICLE Total Energies invests in e-NG. And it is not alone! A project together with Engie, Mitsubishi Corporation, Osaka Gas, Sempra Infrastructure and… READ ARTICLE ——— One week in one pic Alleima has decided to implement Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and will be one of the first companies to provide product-specific carbon footprint for rock drill steel products for the mining industry. 65 chargers for HD trucks in L.A. The site, created by Einride and Voltera, is currently the largest operational charging site for electric heavy duty freight in North America. READ ARTICLE AGCO Power does not just mean ICE. At its Lannavuori plant, the Finnish company has invested 70 million euros to create the home of alternative fuels.… READ ARTICLE German ZE truck manufacturer Quantron promoted a truck design contest aimed at challenging "the status quo of the European transportation and logistics sector with forward-thinking yet practical ideas". READ ARTICLE ——— One week in one quote "I expect the federal government to find a constructive solution and also that the next conference of transport ministers will push for an early solution. The transport companies need these subsidies to achieve the climate protection targets. Climate protection is an economic task and therefore cannot be shifted exclusively onto the companies" - Stefanie Haaks, CEO at Cologne's public transport operator KVB, on the halt to Federal subsidies for zero emission buses recently announced by German government Hochbahn electric bus fleet in Hamburg has covered 20 million kilometres so far. By mid-2024, the number of e-buses will grow to 260 (more than a quarter of the fleet). READ ARTICLE Volvo and Renault create Flexis JV. This is aimed at designing and producing electric vans based on a Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) platform. READ ARTICLE Dutch Electric bus builder Ebusco recorded EBITDA loss of €95.7 million and net loss for the year of €120.1 million. And switches to new business model providing for assembly made in China. READ ARTICLE If you want to see the archive of Movin' Ahead newsletters click here You receive this newsletter as your address is in the Sustainable Bus, Sustainable Truck&Van or Powertrain International database. You're free to unsubscribe at any time. Copyright © 2024 VadoeTorno edizioni srl, All rights reserved. You're receiving this email because you signed up for one of our newsletters or your email is public. If you'd like to be removed from our mailing list please click on UNSUBSCRIBE Our mailing address is: VadoeTorno edizioni srl Via Brembo 27 Milano, MI 20139 Italy Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.