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VITESCO TECHNOLOGIES INCREASES SUSTAINABILITY IN MANUFACTURING WITH NEW LASER WELDING TECHNOLOGY

RENAULT GROUP AND VITESCO TECHNOLOGIES JOIN FORCES TO DEVELOP POWER ELECTRONICS FOR ELECTRIC AND HYBRID POWERTRAINS

Renault Group, a major player in the automotive industry, and Vitesco Technologies, a leading international manufacturer of modern drive technologies and electrification solutions, today announced the signing of a strategic partnership for the joint development and the production of power electronics in a so-called “One Box” for electric and hybrid powertrains.

Applying perovskite solar cells onto BIPV steel products

Swansea University will collaborate with Indian multinational Tata Steel to investigate perovskite solar cell materials that could be applied directly onto coated steel to make building-integrated PV components. The partnership will add to an “active buildings” project that the Welsh university has been running for several years.

Illinois Commerce Commission approves detailed roadmap to reach 40% renewables by 2030

The Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) on July 14 approved the Illinois Power Agency’s 2022 Long-Term Renewable Resources Procurement Plan (LTRRPP). The 2022 Plan was developed pursuant to the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA), the landmark climate justice and energy bill passed last fall.

Europa, ante el invierno más crudo

El ahorro de gas se convierte en imperativo y los gobiernos redoblan sus peticiones de cautela en el consumo en previsión de una temporada de frío caótica si Putin cierra el grifo.

Los 27 preguntan por la subida de las pensiones en 2023 y Sánchez promete garantizar su sostenibilidad

La vinculación de las pensiones al IPC en España en el actual escenario de descontrol de precios genera inquietud no sólo en la Comisión Europea, sino entre el resto de países de la UE.

Mercedes Vitoria. Emilio Titos: “Si la plantilla dice no al convenio, no se volverá a abrir la mesa negociadora”

En la antesala de la crucial votación del lunes para recabar el respaldo de la plantilla al preacuerdo del nuevo convenio firmado por la mayoría sindical, UGT, CCOO, Ekintza y PIM, su director Emilio Titos, se mostró tajante ayer al descartar que un hipotético rechazo al documento pudiera llevar de nuevo a la reapertura de la mesa negociadora. No se va a volver a reabrir la mesa y “así está dicho, firmado y escrito”, aseveró con rotundidad Emilio Titos en declaraciones a este diario, en la tarde de ayer.

China no le quita el ojo a Taiwán

El 15 de junio, Xi Jinping mantuvo una conversación telefónica simbólica con Vladimir Putin. En ella, el líder chino se presentó dispuesto a mantener su condición de socio estratégico con Rusia en materia de seguridad y soberanía.

Europe sales slump to worst June in decades on supply issues

European passenger car sales fell 17 percent in June to 1.07 million, the lowest monthly tally since 1996 as persistent supply chain snarls and record inflation afflict the industry.

Volkswagen Group was the hardest-hit major automaker, with registrations dropping 24 percent from a year ago, according to data published on Friday by industry association ACEA.

Sales at Stellantis, the region's No. 2 automaker after VW Group, fell 17 percent.

EV disruptors hit industry speed bumps that have plagued legacy automakers for years

Electric vehicle startups that promised to disrupt the automotive industry by using a software- and technology-heavy approach are now scrambling to cut costs amid the type of industry slowdown that has bedeviled Detroit automakers over the years.

To remain a player in an increasingly competitive business as incumbent automakers introduce their own EVs, startups like Rivian Automotive Inc. and Arrival SA will need to tighten their belts and in some cases reinvent themselves, industry officials and analysts said.