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Sino-German exchange on electric mobility

Annual SGEC Steering Committee meeting takes place in hybrid format in Berlin and Beijing.

Baden-Württemberg adds 120 additional parking spaces in the FlächenTOOL for more charging points

The Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Transport has provided 120 additional public parking spaces for the expansion of charging infrastructure.

New brochure on the fire safety of electric cars: Current research and knowledge

How safe are battery-electric vehicles in the event of a fire? The electric mobility team at NOW GmbH has evaluated…

New data dashboard provides comprehensive overview of charging infrastructure at the local level

The National Centre for Charging Infrastructure, operating under the umbrella of NOW GmbH, is launching a new online offering called…

Strategic raw materials for powertrain batteries in electric cars: Sufficient deposits, but extraction needs to be expanded

Graphite, cobalt, copper, lithium, manganese and nickel are essential for the production of powertrain batteries for electric cars. Global deposits…

Export Initiative Environmental Protection (EXI) facilitates sustainable energy supply in Ghana

New hydrogen and fuel cell technology for mini-grid in the Ghanian port town of Tema

Recycling of traction batteries for e-vehicles: key points at a glance

With the number of electric vehicles increasing, so too is the demand for raw materials for battery manufacture. Raw materials…

New calculation method introduced: Switch to charging station-based installed charging capacity makes inventory analyses and AFIR target value comparable

The National Centre for Charging Infrastructure has comprehensively updated its key publications. From now on, the calculation method for the…

3rd BMDV Conference on Climate-Friendly Commercial Vehicles in Berlin

Commercial vehicle manufacturers provide sales forecasts – continued rapid market ramp-up anticipated

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