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Ampol signs up US hydrogen equipment supplier, but hasn’t committed to a start date
The fuel station company is looking at mobile refuelling options before it commits to building on-site infrastructure.
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“Significant breakthrough:” Plating solution could lead to more range and longer-lived EV batteries
Researchers say that understanding where lithium builds up on an anode’s surface, and why, could lead to a significant breakthrough in the future of electric vehicles.
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Tritium says UK charger network with new modular fast chargers hits 98pct up time
UK fast charging operator says it can reach the 99pct minimum uptime expected to be enforced next year by proposed minimum standards.
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CSIRO pitches vision for Australian hydrogen refuelling network for long hauls
More research is needed into key technical issues, but the challenges of electric might push some transport towards hydrogen.
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Which Australian postcodes have the highest EV uptake?
Australian Automobile Association data paints a mixed picture of who is buying and registering EVs and where. The top LGAs are north of where you might think.
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Sorry EV haters, big ship fire probably wasn’t caused by electric cars
The cause is still unknown but inspections of the intact vehicle decks suggest the EVs on board are unaffected.
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Strong fuel efficiency standards – and no loopholes – will deliver EV price parity, says CCA
Australia needs to introduce strong fuel efficiency standards without loopholes to bring price parity for EVs and to help reach net zero goals.
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First hydrogen refuelling station for heavy trucks opened in Port Kembla
Gas company opens Australia’s first hydrogen refuelling station for heavy fuel cell trucks, promising to use green hydrogen from bio-methane.
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Big batteries, green hydrogen and range extenders: The big plan to decarbonise rail fleet
Aurizon says it has chosen battery and hydrogen power over renewable fuels to decarbonise its rail fleet in Australia.
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EV owners call for end to free fast charging to prevent charging queues
Free charge offers might have made sense in the ICE age, but they are getting up the nose of other EV owners — especially the ones waiting in a queue for a charge.