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Volkswagen tripled delivery of electric cars in 2020

Volkswagen tripled delivery of electric cars in 2020 Volkswagen Passenger Cars has hit the ground running in the transition to electric mobility. 2020 was a turning point for Volkswagen and marked a breakthrough in electric mobility, said Ralf Brandstatter, CEO of Volkswagen Passenger Cars. In 2020, Volkswagen delivered more electric vehicles worldwide than ever before, handing over more than 212,000 electric cars in total, a 158% increase over 2019, including nearly 134,000 Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV). We are well on track to achieve our aim of becoming the market leader in battery electric vehicles, Brandstatter continued. More than any other company, we stand for attractive and affordable e- mobility.

Okinawa unveils e-two-wheeler for delivery firms

The vehicle has been designed to cater to delivery of heavy items such as gas cylinders and heavy hardware equipment as well as day-to-day items such as groceries and medicines.

Your electricity bill in Anchorage might look different now Here s why

Print article Chugach Electric Association’s $1 billion acquisition of Anchorage Municipal Light & Power has begun yielding the first savings for ratepayers, and customers should see the impact on their bills starting this month, Chugach Electric officials said. That reduction will more than reverse a bump in costs (enacted before the acquisition) that 23,000 former ML&P ratepayers saw in autumn, officials said. They have now joined about 70,000 Chugach Electric ratepayers under a single system. Rates have moved downward since the Oct. 30 ML&P acquisition, said Arthur Miller, executive vice president for regulatory and external affairs at Chugach Electric. The reduced rates went into effect on Jan. 1 and should be showing up on January bills, Miller said.

Estonia s Skeleton Technologies raises $48 million to fuel growth

2 Min Read TALLINN, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Estonian energy storage technology maker Skeleton Technologies said on Tuesday it has raised 41.3 million euros ($48 million) from a group of investors in one of the largest cleantech investment rounds in Europe this year. Tesla-rival Skeleton is the largest European manufacturer of ultracapacitor-based energy storage, the technology that enables the batteries of electric vehicles to fuel cars for longer. “We are not competing with lithium-ion batteries and hydrogen fuel cells; we are complementary in improving performance and lowering cost,” Chief Executive Taavi Madiberk said in an interview. Last year, Tesla bought Skeleton’s rival Maxwell Technologies Inc for $218 million, seeking to produce batteries that hold more energy and last longer.

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