Power

Osprey Charging opens ultra-rapid charging hub on A127 near M25 in Essex.

By Ryan Sanderson / May 24, 2023
Posted in

Osprey Charging, one of the UK’s largest EV charging networks, announced this week the opening of its latest ultra-rapid charging hub, in Essex UK. The hub contains six high-powered EV chargers capable of power delivery up to 180kW each. The chargers and site also utilise dynamic load balancing which optimise the amount of power available […]

Read More

Wiferion Launches Compact Wireless Charging System for Small Mobile Robots

By Ross Denyer / May 24, 2023
Posted in

Wiferion, a supplier of wireless charging solutions for mobile robots and autonomous industrial vehicles has introduced its new etaLINK 1000 wireless charging system to the US. This new system provides 1kW charging, lower than the existing etaLink 12000 and 3000 (12kW and 3kW respectively). The benefit of the new system is its smaller size, allowing […]

Read More

Energous Elevates IoT Wireless Power Networks to a Higher Level of Performance with New 2W PowerBridge

By Ross Denyer / May 24, 2023
Posted in

Energous Corporation (Energous) has announced the launch of a new 2-Watt transmitter for its PowerBridge wireless power solution. PowerBridge is an Over The Air (OTA) RF-based wireless power system that can deliver energy at range. This new system is intended to address the growing requirements of IoT ecosystems across supply chain, logistics, retail, industrial and […]

Read More

Tesla Claims Its Battery Degrades By Only 12% After 200k Miles

By Ryan Sanderson / May 10, 2023
Posted in

Tesla recently published its 2022 Impact Report in which it included a claim that based on data to date, the batteries of the model S/X are expected to lose an average of 12% in capacity after 200,000 miles of use. Given that, according to the report, the average car in the US gets scrapped after 200,000 miles […]

Read More

Infineon Breaks Ground on 300-mm Fab in Dresden

By Peter Cooney / May 10, 2023
Posted in ,

The USA and Europe are spending $/€ billions to re-establish a thriving semiconductor manufacturing industry after decades of underfunding and a self-defeating focus on driving manufacturing abroad in the pursuit of short-term profit. Some forward-thinking semiconductor vendors, such as Infineon, have continued to invest in “local” manufacturing and it is now able to accelerate its […]

Read More

Toho and Wi-Charge Partner to Promote Wireless Charging at Manufacturing Sites

By Ross Denyer / May 3, 2023
Posted in

Wi-Charge, a provider of OTA (Over The Air) wireless power technology, and Toho Technology Corporation (Toho), a leading manufacturer and solution provider of electronics for factory equipment, have announced a partnership to begin embedding wireless power into its products and solutions. The stated goal of this partnership is to deliver greater efficiencies and improved productivity […]

Read More

JLR TO INVEST £15 BILLION OVER NEXT FIVE YEARS AS ITS MODERN LUXURY ELECTRIC-FIRST FUTURE ACCELERATES

By Ryan Sanderson / April 25, 2023
Posted in

Jaguar Land Rover has announced plans to invest £15bn ($18bn) over the next 5 years to accelerate its production of electric vehicles, including its first UK-produced battery electric vehicle (BEV). The company announced this week that its first UK-produced BEV would be a Jaguar four-door grand tourer, built in Solihull, UK. Deliveries are not expected […]

Read More

WiTricity Partner with ABT e-Line to Bring Wireless EV Charging to Europe

By Ross Denyer / April 25, 2023
Posted in

ABT e-Line is a subsidiary of the ABT group that specialises in electric vehicles, including producing electric versions of VW’s commercial vehicles as well as conversion kits for existing vehicles. ABT e-Line have partnered with WiTricity one of the market leaders in the wireless charging of electric vehicles to introduce wireless EV charging to Europe. […]

Read More

NIO officially opens first EV battery swap station in Denmark

By Ryan Sanderson / April 12, 2023
Posted in

NIO recently opened its first battery swap station in Europe, situated in Slagelse, Denmark as the first stage of its expansion into Europe which includes planned installations in Netherlands, Sweden and Denmark. Unlike plug-in charging stations, once a NIO car enters a station, the autonomous process raises the vehicle, mechanically unscrews and removes the depleted […]

Read More

Poly and NuCurrent Partner to Power Pro-Grade Devices

By Ross Denyer / April 12, 2023
Posted in

Poly, part of HP, are a provider of professional grade audio and video solutions. Poly and NuCurrent are partnering to implement wireless charging into devices and equipment, helping to address the needs of today’s hybrid workers so they have a more seamless, connected experience wherever they work. NuCurrent have a record of integrating wireless charging […]

Read More

Categories

Scroll to Top