EU Could Become Self-Sufficient In Electric Vehicle Batteries by 2025
Date: November 26th 2020
Author: Peter Palčec
Category: Articles
Topic:
Electricity
, RES and EE
, Transport
, Energy policy
, New technologies
To share content on social media, you must agree to cookies (bottom left)
News drives markets. Can you afford to miss out?
Reviews from our subscribers
The Energetika.NET web portal is definitely a medium that in Slovenia can legitimately be called an “energy portal”. Bringing together a variety of subjects from a varied energy market, which are covered sufficiently in-depth but remain understandable to all web portal readers, is a challenge in and of itself. I admit that the Energetika.NET web portal is often my source of information and topics outside of the power industry sphere, both locally and abroad. I congratulate Energetika.NET team for their efforts and excellent job and I look forward to further reading and new insights.
Bojan Luskovec, MSc; President of the Management Board at Elektro Gorenjska
CHECK ALSO
-
16.03.2020 - Robert Dominko, KI: Storage Developing Fast, but Not Fast Enough to Meet Needs
-
20.10.2020 - EVs, Batteries, and Stabilised Renewables for a Stable Power System
-
09.12.2020 - EU to Target 30m Zero-emission Vehicles By 2030
-
10.12.2020 - EU Aiming for 30m Zero-emission Cars By 2030; Extra 85 TWh Will Be Needed to Power 30m EVs
-
11.12.2020 - EC Presents New Sustainable Batteries Regulation
