Clean Energy and Transportation News for January 2018

Jaguar I-PACE concept undergoes cold weather testing in Arjeplog, Sweden

(January 31, 2018)

Cummins and Johnson Matthey Expand Efforts in Electrification Cummins Acquires Johnson Matthey’s Automotive Battery Systems Business; Sign Agreement to Collaborate on eLNO High Energy Battery Materials

(January 31, 2018) Cummins continues its foray into clean energy technologies with the acquisition of Johnson Matthey, a manufacturer of automotive batteries. Earlier Cummins acquired Brammo, a manufacturer of electric motorcycles and energy storage systems.

Hydrogen is going the distance: Toyota surpasses 3,000 Hirai Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle sales in California

(January 23, 2018)

NREL Research Determines Integration of Plug-in Electric Vehicles Should Play a Big Role in Future Electric System Planning

(January 23, 2018)

Going global - ABB celebrates extended reach of Electric Vehicle charging infrastructure

(January 23, 2018)

Proterra is named in the 2018 Global Cleantech 100 and as winner of the 'North American Company of the Year' Award

(January 22, 2018)

NREL, University of Texas Scientists Determine Critical Factor for Improving Performance and Durability of Perovskite Solar Cells

(January 16, 2018)

INFINITI TO GO ELECTRIC FROM 2021

(January 16, 2018)

Jaguar Racing accounce Michelin as Jaguar I-PACE eTROPHY partner

(January 12, 2018)

ABB supports Sri Lanka’s renewable energy commitments with EV charging network

(January 12, 2018)

Cisco and Hyundai: Bringing the Next Generation Car to 2019 Production

(January 12, 2018) Cisco is seeking to do what LG is starting to do for the car industry. Both are electronics giants with expertise in consumer electronics. LG has begun manufacturing automotive components for GM and some other car companies, and now Cisco is beginning to do the same.