Eco Innovation

Enfinity Global has announced the acquisition of a 250 MW solar photovoltaic portfolio in Japan with an enterprise value of $1bn. This acquisition consolidates Enfinity Global's platform in Japan and positions the company for further expansion in the country.

Rural hospitals around the world face electricity shortages because of susceptibility to natural disasters, a lack of infrastructure and the growing cost of diesel.

As the global population edges towards the 10 billion mark by 2050 and world GDP more than doubles, natural gas will continue to play a crucial role in alleviating energy poverty, fuelling economic growth, expanding prosperity, and contributing to the protection of the environment, according to HE Eng. Mohamed Hamel, the Secretary General of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF).

QUANTRON's twelve metre long electric bus will stimulate the market for zero-emission and at the same time affordable buses and will be called CIZARIS.

Cervoz, as a storage and memory solution provider, helps the EV charger providers to deliver a smart EV charger solution to their partners and users.

Nokia announced it has signed a contract with 450connect, a joint venture backed by German companies from the energy and water supply sectors, to build its nationwide LTE450 radio network.

Japan Tobacco (JT) has announced that the JT Group commits to accelerate its efforts to reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions across its entire value chain and achieve Net-Zero GHG emissions by 2050.

The global trend to gradually eliminate the use of fossil fuels has challenging consequences for numerous industries, including transportation. The transition toward green mobility, for example, entails a reduction in short-haul flights and travel by car, which in turn will encourage the growth of rail transportation.

Snow Lake Lithium has outlined plans to develop the world’s first all-electric Lithium mine in Manitoba, Canada developing a domestic supply of this critical resource to the North America electric vehicle industry.

The Norwegian Postal Service is taking big steps to cut greenhouse gas emissions from their distribution trucks. It has now ordered 29 electric trucks, making the order one of the largest ever for Volvo Trucks in Europe and adding to Volvo’s already leading market position as a supplier of electric heavy-duty trucks.