Electricity Innovation Lithium Scooters 
GreenTechMedia
MARCH 18, 2020
The battery sector is turning to artificial intelligence for clues on how to improve recharging rates without increasing the degradation of lithium-ion batteries. ” Independent of these efforts, a Canadian firm called GBatteries is using artificial intelligence in a bid to cut lithium-ion battery charging times down to five minutes.
Envirotec Magazine
JULY 11, 2023
A circular economy for electric vehicle batteries appears to be still some way off, but metal recycling expert EMR claims to be making inroads, and to be helping shape the future of the sector. An exploded view of an EV battery. The collaboration is part-funded by the UK’s Advanced Propulsion Centre.
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Business Green
JANUARY 19, 2021
Hopes that electric vehicles (EVs) could soon charge up as quickly as it take to fill up conventional fossil fuel cars have moved one step closer to reality, after an Israeli start-up today claimed it has produced the first commercially-viable batteries capable of charging up in just five minutes.
Climate Tech VC
OCTOBER 30, 2023
In deals, ~$400M for electric scooters and 3 mega $100M+ rounds for geothermal, solid flow batteries, and rural minigrids. In August, a company called Lithium Americas logged what it expects could be a discovery of one of the world’s largest lithium repositories on the Nevada-Oregon border.
Business Green
MARCH 18, 2022
The company, which produces components for a range of industrial customers, including electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers and charge point operators, operates 16 factories across Europe, and has supply chains that extend across the continent.
Climate Tech VC
AUGUST 28, 2023
for Northvolt to build energy storage, $100M for direct lithium extraction, and $60M for heat batteries. We hope that this is kind of like “knowing a guy” who knows their way around the NYCW early-stage climate innovation ecosystem. Of course, programming spans well beyond early-stage innovation.
Business Green
JANUARY 19, 2021
Hopes of charging electric vehicles (EVs) as quickly as it take to fill up conventional fossil fuel cars may have moved one step closer to reality, after an Israeli start-up today claimed it has produced the first commercially-viable batteries capable of charging up within just five minutes.
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