CPower Energy Management, a national energy solutions provider and WattTime, a hybrid of an environmental nonprofit and software company, jointly announced a partnership to evaluate and strengthen the emissions-reduction benefits of CPower's demand response solutions.

Johnson Matthey (JM) announces significant strategic developments in the commercialisation of eLNO – its portfolio of leading nickel rich advanced cathode materials – which put JM at the forefront of providing a sustainable and secure supply of cathode materials for customers.

Atlas Renewable Energy, a renewable energy company in the Americas, announced that it has signed a Collaboration Agreement with Hitachi ABB Power Grids, to jointly develop and execute Battery Energy Storage Systems at a utility scale level for Atlas' renewable projects.

Envision Group launches "Mochi", the world's first mass-produced, mobile smart charging robot that is 100% powered by green electricity. The new charging device was unveiled at Envision's Net Zero Day in Shanghai, and will be commercially available starting in June this year.

Infineon Technologies AG has launched a new EasyPAC 2B module in the company’s 1200 V family. The module comes in 3-level Active NPC (ANPC) topology and integrates CoolSiC MOSFETs, TRENCHSTOP IGBT7 devices, and an NTC temperature sensor along with PressFIT contact technology pins.

Analog Devices, Inc. announced new commitments that advance the Company’s climate strategy. As part of the Company’s roadmap towards net zero, ADI signed the United Nations’ Business Ambition for 1.5 °C pledge and has committed to setting targets to be verified by the Science Based Targets initiative.

ITEC, the semiconductor equipment manufacturer founded by Philips (now Nexperia), announced its launch as a separate independent entity. ITEC remains part of the Nexperia group. This move will allow ITEC to address the third-party market in time to serve the current semiconductor boom. It provides manufacturers worldwide access to disruptive manufacturing solutions.

Fortum has made the investment decision to expand its lithium-ion battery recycling capacity by building a new state-of-the-art hydrometallurgical plant in Harjavalta, Finland. The investment, marked at ca. EUR 24 million, will be a major step in increasing Fortum’s hydrometallurgical recycling capacity and enabling the production of sustainable battery chemicals.

For those who missed the PCIM Europe Digital Days from May 03 to 07, this article provides a detailed listing with all articles, whitepapers and videos on the most important trade show events. This includes the Best Paper Award, the Young Engineer Awards and keynotes on the trend topics of the power electronics industry.

Arevon Asset Management (Arevon), a leading renewable energy company, is celebrating the opening of the Saticoy battery energy storage system. One of the largest grid-scale battery energy storage sites in the United States, the zero-emission plant helps reduce grid outages and delivers power during peak demand times without harmful air, water or noise pollution.