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E-Mobility: Where Is It Taking Us?

Climate change, particulate pollution, C02 emissions: If we're to make a switch from fossil fuels to clean energy, the transport sector needs to find new concepts, alternative energy sources, and innovative solutions.

The Path to Sustainable Battery Recycling: Tozero Wants to Bring “Battery Waste to Zero”

The number of electric cars on German roads increased to one million in 2022. Using a chemical recycling process, Tozero aims to reduce battery waste to zero.

Can Long Haul Trucks Be Powered Like Trams and Trains?

A new study has explored the feasibility of large scale overhead power line trucking.

Could Wireless Charging Revolutionise E-mobility?

Imagine a world where electric vehicles could be charged during drivetime. This world might be closer than you think.

Is E-Mobility Picking Up Speed?

E-mobility has been around for years now — but the pace of its rollout has seemed, at times, to drag. But, in 2023, is e-mobility finally starting to speed up?

Quick Swap Electric-Vehicle Batteries Look to Solve India’s Unique Pollution Challenges

Electric vehicles may be better for the environment, but they might not be great for your wallet - especially in low-income countries. An Indian partnership is looking to change that.

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“25 Years From Now, Transport Will Have to Be Almost Completely Electric”

How can Germany - once held up as a pioneering force in the field of environmental protection - reach its current climate goals? And how can e-mobility help? We talked to Volker Quaschning, professor for regenerative energy systems at the HTW Berlin.

RESET Special: E-Mobility Under The Microscope

Always on the look out for what's moving the world of sustainability, one topic in particular has caught our eye and our imagination in recent months: e-mobility. Electric vehicles - and the associated infrastructure - are developing fast, with ever more projects looking to make them cleaner, smarter, and more accessible. 

Elbnb: Charge Your Car at (Someone Else’s) Home

A Swedish platform allows electric car drivers to charge their vehicles in private homes, at a cost determined by the homeowner.