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If the centrist president wins, it will be by swinging the political pendulum further in Marine Le Pen’s direction, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Renault forced to shut down production of electric Megane due to supply shortages caused by Covid and Russia invasion of Ukraine.

Some days ago, we mentioned that the Nissan Ariya was supposed to introduce the CMF-EV platform to the world, but that production delays would probably g...

Envision AESC, a leading Japanese electric vehicle battery technology company, will invest $2 billion to build a new gigafactory in the Kentucky Transpark in Bowling Green, Warren County. The 30GWh plant will create 2,000 skilled jobs in the region, producing battery cells and modules to power the next generation EVs...

An international research team with the participation of IGB advocates the worldwide development of a dark infrastructure. This refers to areas and

Gigafactories are an increasingly important driver of FDI, but attracting this investment requires a varied mix of incentives.

Battery manufacturer Envision AESC has announced plans to invest two billion US dollars in a new factory in the US state of Kentucky. The factory at the Kentucky Transpark in Bowling Green in Warren County will be designed for an annual capacity of 30 gigawatt-hours and will produce battery cells an

OTTAWA, ON, April 9, 2022 /CNW/ - In the early stages of the First World War, Germany captured Vimy Ridge in northern France and turned it into a stro

[another 40GWh battery project landed and strive to be put into production this year] on March 21, Vision Power signed a cooperation agreement with the people's Government of Shiyan City. The two sides will carry out in-depth cooperation around smart batteries, zero-carbon automobile industry park, green energy system demonstration and other fields to help Shiyan transform green resources and industrial foundation into new advantages in the development of zero-carbon automobile industry, an...

Two drivers were dispatched to an Atlanta home and were shot at by a customer in Atlanta's 'The Bluff' neighborhood. Now they're collectively suing for $400 million.