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Auto Industry Aims to Slash Battery Costs - Vimarsana News

Auto Industry Aims to Slash Battery Costs

Costs of key battery materials have gone up, but the auto industry believes that a more affordable electric vehicle is on the horizon.

Stanley Whittingham, Nobel laureate in chemistry: "Companies are more concerned about next month's stock market than the long term". - Vimarsana News

Stanley Whittingham, Nobel laureate in chemistry: "Companies are more concerned about next month's stock market than the long term".

Written in Spanish, By EMANOELLE SANTOS, El País, 27 DEC 2022 Translation by Germán & Co If today you can charge a mobile phone in less than an hour and use it all day long, it is because it has a lithium-ion battery. The same battery that goes into laptops, electric vehicles, and renewable energy storage plants. Although it has been on the market since the 1990s, its first

Christmas cheer for four Isle of Wight good causes | Isle of Wight County Press - Vimarsana News

Christmas cheer for four Isle of Wight good causes | Isle of Wight County Press

Four great Isle of Wight causes have benefitted from grants from an Island charitable foundation.

Isle of Wight Foundation supports initiatives to tackle social exclusion on the Island - Vimarsana News

Isle of Wight Foundation supports initiatives to tackle social exclusion on the Island

Four local charities on the Isle of Wight have been awarded grants totaling over £42,500 from the Isle of Wight Foundation. The money will be used to improve the lives ...

Britishvolt saga exposes the danger of short-termism | Industrial policy - Vimarsana News

Britishvolt saga exposes the danger of short-termism | Industrial policy

<strong>Letters:</strong> Turning innovation into solid economic success requires patience – just look at civil aerospace production, says <strong>Prof Keith Hayward.</strong> Plus letters from <strong>Bruce Tofield </strong>and <strong>Jon Bloomfield</strong>