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Shell Malaysia Continues Commitment To Reduce Carbon Emissions From Retail Operations Shell Malaysia Continues Commitment To Reduce Carbon Emissions From Retail Operations May 3, 2021 L-R: Ahmad Nizam Amirudin, Business Development Manager, Cleantech Solar (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd; Ar. Serina Hijjas, Chairman, Green Building Index (GBI) Accreditation Panel; Shairan Huzani Husain, Managing Director, Shell Malaysia Trading Sdn Bhd & Shell Timur Sdn Bhd; Ariff Shahbudin Abu Salim, Shell Malaysia Network...

Tipping point: Study reveals electric trucks are very close to challenging diesel vehicles Content by subject If you already have an account please use the link below to sign in. If you have any problems with your access or would like to request an individual access account please contact our customer service team. DHL debuted a pioneering an all-electric truck last November | Credit: DHL Fast charging networks the linchpin’ in drive to decarbonise heavy transportation industry, according to ...

EV subscription service Onto partners with Shell to expand access to charging British electric vehicle subscription service Onto has partnered with Shell to give its users access to charging stations in preparation for a wave of new EVs coming to market over the next several years.  The partnership, which Shell announced Tuesday, will give Onto customers access to more than 3,400 Shell Recharge charge points in the UK, plus over 17 charging partners within Shell’s network.  “Buying an ele...

Advertisement Shell and Alfen have launched a pilot to trial an on-site battery-powered system to support ultra-fast electric vehicle charging at Shell’s Zaltbommel forecourt in the Netherlands. Connected to a virtual power plant (VPP), the system provides additional benefits as it can use the spare capacity of the battery to sell electricity back to the grid at peak demand moments. This generates revenue for the site – and helps provide stability to the electricity grid. The pilot combines...

Shell To Acquire Ubitricity, The UKs Largest Charging Network ++ Shell soon should acquire Ubitricity, which operates more than 2,700 individual on-street charging points in the UK. Shell announced an agreement to buy 100% of ubitricity, a European provider of on-street charging for electric vehicles, which operates mostly in the UK, Germany and France. Once the transaction will be completed later this year, ubitricity will become a wholly owned subs...

Published January 3, 2021, 6:00 AM Students from the University of the Philippines (UP) scored prestigious victory in the global competition on tracking and reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from vehicles, a contest for the youth that has multinational energy giant Royal Dutch Shell as its sponsor and prime mover. As formally announced by Shell recently, “a team of students from the University of the Philippines had been crowned global champions of Shell’s Pitch The Future competition...

Team Alamat UP The team won the Tracking and Reducing CO2 Emissions from Vehicles Challenge for their mobile application CERO, which helps motorists reduce their fuel consumption by up to 15%, allowing them to both save on fuel costs and reduce their carbon dioxide emissions. Hailing from a variety of different fields, including chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, and business administration, Team Alamat UP’s big win was brought home by members Matthew Solomon Arjonillo; Esther Paul...

Plug&Charge: The missing link to a breakthrough Is the industry ready to plug and play? In the coming year, more and more charging stations will be Plug&Charge-capable, thanks to several steps that have been taken behind the scenes. This lays the groundwork from which the automotive industry at large should now benefit. That being said, for the technology to be widely used, one main thing is still missing: a large number of Plug&Charge-enabled vehicles. * * * Yes, Tesla has again shown the way....