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India’s EV Charging Infrastructure: Market Growth, Deployment Gaps, and System Constraints

India’s EV Charging Infrastructure: Market Growth, Deployment Gaps, and System Constraints

Executive Overview India’s electric vehicle (EV) transition has entered a decisive phase. Between early 2023 and mid-2025, the country’s public EV charging infrastructure expanded nearly fourfold, driven by policy alignment, private capital inflows, and increasing technology standardisation. However, headline growth masks structural inefficiencies. Charger concentration in select urban clusters, low utilization rates, and persistent grid…

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€63.4 Million Grant Signals Europe’s Policy Shift on Battery Recycling

€63.4 Million Grant Signals Europe’s Policy Shift on Battery Recycling

A €63.4 million grant supporting Europe’s first dedicated industrial-scale LFP battery recycling line marks a strategic inflection point for the continent’s battery ecosystem. Backed by Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, the funding underlines how battery recycling is becoming core industrial infrastructure, not a downstream environmental afterthought. For executives across automotive, energy storage,…

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Driverless Future Gains Momentum with Global Robotaxi Deployments

Driverless Future Gains Momentum with Global Robotaxi Deployments

The driverless future is no longer a distant vision-it is being built today, on the streets of major cities around the world. In 2025, robotaxi deployments have moved decisively from closed-track testing to real-world commercial operations, with ride-hailing platforms, automakers, and autonomous technology firms launching services across North America, Europe, China, and the Middle East. For C-suite…

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Magnetic Control of Lithium Enables a Safer, Higher-Capacity “Dream Battery”

Magnetic Control of Lithium Enables a Safer, Higher-Capacity “Dream Battery”

A major breakthrough in battery technology has emerged from a leading research institution: a next-generation anode design that uses an external magnetic field to regulate lithium-ion transport, effectively suppressing dendrite growth while delivering significantly higher energy storage. This innovation could pave the way for a safer, explosion-free “dream battery” that overcomes two of the biggest…

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HVDC Transmission Modernization: How GE Vernova Is Future-Proofing Large-Scale Power Grids

HVDC Transmission Modernization: How GE Vernova Is Future-Proofing Large-Scale Power Grids

Executive Overview GE Vernova has secured a landmark contract from Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (POWERGRID) to modernise the Chandrapur back-to-back High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) link, a strategically vital 1,000-megawatt interconnection between western and southern power grids. While geographically anchored in India, the project reflects a broader global shift toward HVDC transmission modernization…

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€63.4 Million Grant Funds Europe’s First Dedicated LFP Battery Recycling Facility

€63.4 Million Grant Funds Europe’s First Dedicated LFP Battery Recycling Facility

German battery recycling company cylib has secured a €63.4 million grant from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy to finance the second build-out stage of its Dormagen facility. This funding will enable the construction of Europe’s first dedicated industrial-scale LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) recycling line, doubling the facility’s total planned capacity to 60,000 tonnes…

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India’s Capital, New Delhi Unveils Ambitious EV Policy 2.0 to Accelerate Electric Mobility Transformation

India’s Capital, New Delhi Unveils Ambitious EV Policy 2.0 to Accelerate Electric Mobility Transformation

Delhi EV Policy 2.0 Targets Clean Mobility with Focus on Charging, Recycling, and Last-Mile EVs The Delhi government has finalized the draft for its much-anticipated EV Policy 2.0, laying the foundation for a major leap toward sustainable urban mobility. With a core emphasis on scaling charging infrastructure, introducing a structured battery recycling ecosystem, and expanding…

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Waymo Software Recall Highlights Commitment to Autonomous Vehicle Safety

Waymo Software Recall Highlights Commitment to Autonomous Vehicle Safety

Waymo Recalls Software to Strengthen Autonomous Vehicle Safety Standards Waymo, the autonomous driving unit under Alphabet, is issuing a voluntary software recall after its self-driving vehicles failed to consistently stop for school buses in Austin, Texas. This decision reflects the company’s proactive stance on autonomous vehicle safety and its ongoing effort to lead responsibly in…

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Global Lithium-Ion Battery Prices Drop to Record Low of 8/kWh in 2025: BNEF

Global Lithium-Ion Battery Prices Drop to Record Low of $108/kWh in 2025: BNEF

BloombergNEF: Global Lithium-Ion Battery Prices Drop to $108/kWh in 2025 Despite Rising Metal Costs New York, December 9, 2025 — In a significant milestone for clean energy and electric mobility, BloombergNEF (BNEF) has reported that lithium-ion battery pack prices fell 8 percent year over year to reach an all-time low of $108 per kilowatt-hour in…

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Electric Aircraft Flight Training: The Future of Aviation Is Already Operational

Electric Aircraft Flight Training: The Future of Aviation Is Already Operational

Across the aviation industry, sustainability is no longer a distant ambition-it is a strategic imperative. While many stakeholders still view electric aircraft as a future possibility, Sweden has already moved ahead. In Skellefteå, northern Sweden, commercial pilot training using fully electric aircraft is not a pilot project; it is a daily operational reality. A New…

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Electric Grid Modernization in the Face of Rapid Demand and Storm Threats

Electric Grid Modernization in the Face of Rapid Demand and Storm Threats

The electric grid is at a turning point. Across North America, it is being reshaped by three powerful forces: explosive growth in electricity demand, the rapid integration of variable renewables, and an increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events. Together, these pressures are forcing utilities, regulators, investors, and policymakers to mobilize billions in capital, rethink planning…

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