Battery tech developments & impact on charging

Norway-headquartered Elywhere is aiming to transform EV charging infrastructure. The company provides semi-mobile, rapidly deployed, and high-power charging stations with large, integrated battery packs. This design enables the stations to deliver multiple 150kW charging sessions without relying on high-power grid connectivity, democratising high-power charging, especially in rural areas. 

Lightning eMotors is taking part in a demonstration at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) to test and showcase its next-generation Lightning Mobile DC Fast Charger.

ZincFive is expanding its presence in the EV charging and microgrid markets in the US through its collaborations with Kaizen Clean Energy and Advanced Power & Energy.

Zeus is undertaking a trial of the Litree, Solar Powered Charge Project for e-scooters, in Regensburg, Bavaria. 

Blink Charging has commissioned its new integrated battery storage and DCFC chargers unit that will integrate with four Blink EV chargers at the Southport Plaza in Philadelphia, PA.

Shoals Technologies Group and Brookfield Renewable have announced a strategic partnership to introduce an innovative Charging-as-a-Service (CaaS) solution for EV charging infrastructure. 

Prieto Battery, a specialist in advanced lithium-ion battery technology, has unveiled the most recent prototype of its patented 3D interdigitated battery.

E-mobility company Jolt Energy, a specialist in the operation of battery-buffered ultra-fast charging stations in urban areas, is expanding.

Qnovo, an award-winning battery intelligence software provider, has announced a new collaboration with NXP Semiconductors.

StoreDot, an Israel-based provider of extreme fast charging (XFC) battery technology, says it will soon be manufacturing silicon batteries that enable car makers to design and produce cheaper, lighter, and more sustainable EVs.