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Northvolt to Build New Multi-Billion Dollar Battery Factory in Canada - Vimarsana News

Northvolt to Build New Multi-Billion Dollar Battery Factory in Canada

By Dominic Chopping STOCKHOLM--Northvolt will build a new multi-billion dollar battery factory in Canada, marking its first production site outside of Europe...

Northvolt To Establish $5B Gigafactory In Quebec - Vimarsana News

Northvolt To Establish $5B Gigafactory In Quebec

Northvolt Six will host 60 GWh of cell manufacturing capacity with facilities for cathode active material production, battery recycling.

Dam water levels throughout Queensland are holding in most cases | North Queensland Register - Vimarsana News

Dam water levels throughout Queensland are holding in most cases | North Queensland Register

Dam water levels are holding in most parts of Queensland with no domestic water restrictions yet in regional...

Autoliv strengthens insights into wider mobility safety as two new members join Autoliv Research Advisory Board - Vimarsana News

Autoliv strengthens insights into wider mobility safety as two new members join Autoliv Research Advisory Board

Autoliv, Inc. , the worldwide leader in automotive safety systems, strengthens its insights in automotive safety as Klaus Kompass, former VP Vehicle Safety at BMW Group and Seigo Kuzumaki, former...

Vattenfall - Silent revolution as Copenhagen's rubbish trucks goes electric - Vimarsana News

Vattenfall - Silent revolution as Copenhagen's rubbish trucks goes electric

In Copenhagen, rubbish trucks are switched to electric ones. The switch is primarily intended to reduce emissions, but for the residents of the Danish capital, and for refuse collectors, electric . . .