The growing market for e-vehicles will result in a massive recycling demand. According to experts, around 50,000 tonnes of batteries will be recycled in Europe by 2027. This will be covered by a new project.

Hysata’s world-leading hydrogen electrolyser technology has been recognised on the global stage with ground-breaking research published on March 16 in top tier peer-reviewed scientific journal Nature Communications.

Altair, a global specialist in computational science and artificial intelligence (AI), acquired Powersim, a provider of simulation and design tools for power electronics, including power supplies, motor drives, control systems, and microgrids. This acquisition expands Altair’s electronic system design technology into the domain of power electronics.

ROHM Semiconductor has announced that Lucid, an luxury electric vehicle company headquartered in California, is using its silicon carbide metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect transistor (SiC MOSFET) in the Lucid Air.

Hitachi Energy has announced that it has been selected by Aker BP, the Norwegian oil and gas exploration and production company, as technology partner for the NOAKA power-from-shore project in Norway. The project will be powered by up to 150 MW of power from the mainland grid – making it the world’s longest power-from-shore AC connection at around 250 km.

Aqueous zinc-ion batteries without any risk of explosion or fire - this is supposed to be the next generation of energy storage devices. A team from the University of Bremen has now outlined the main challenges that we face in the renowned scientific journal Nature Communications.

Navitas Semiconductor, a specialist in gallium nitride (GaN) power integrated circuits has announced that its GaNFast technology has been selected for Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S22 Ultra and S22+ smartphones. The small, powerful 45W Super Fast charger has the highest power density of any Samsung charger, enabled by GaNFast power ICs.

Together, Telekom, Hitachi Energy and Securitas want to protect energy suppliers against attacks. The companies have made the announcement ahead of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

GE Renewable Energy announced an agreement with Alfanar, a Saudi conglomerate with a global presence, to supply and install 15 wind turbines at a cluster of wind farms located near Miranda de Arga and Berbinzana municipalities in the Navarre region of Spain.

A study by the VDMA shows what the engineers of tomorrow will have to be able to do - and with an online tool, you can test yourself now.