Electronic Components Features

Etching a new future for electrolyser manufacturing

Etching a new future for electrolyser manufacturing

As the world continues to adapt to powering its vehicles, towns and cities with zero-carbon energy, the demand for new technologies is gathering pace. Karl Hollis, Director of Engineering at Precision Micro, looks at how the current design and manufacturing process for bipolar plates, a component used in electrolysers that produce and store green hydrogen, could be made faster and more cost-effectively using chemical etching technology.

Megawatt charging: The new frontier for electric vehicles

Megawatt charging: The new frontier for electric vehicles

To help answer global challenges like CO2 reduction and air pollution, the automobile industry has been accelerating the development and commercialisation of electric vehicles (EVs), and hybrid electric vehicles. But climate-friendly mobility is not just limited to passenger cars…

If EV charging is to meet customer experience standards, is ‘Ofcharge’ the answer?

If EV charging is to meet customer experience standards, is ‘Ofcharge’ the answer?

Anthony Hinde, Managing Director at Mer UK, shares his thoughts on why proposed minimum charging standards for EV drivers need rapid attention.

Delivering the electric vehicle revolution

Delivering the electric vehicle revolution

Warren Harvard of Festo describes exciting developments in automation technology that will improve the production of lithium-ion batteries.

Can we electrify commercial vehicles?

Can we electrify commercial vehicles?

The UK Government’s ban on new petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030 sparks landmark change for the transport sector, which accounts for a third of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. However, the proposed ban only includes cars and vans, with the decarbonisation of other road vehicles remaining uncertain...

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