April 1, 2019

Industry

India gains access to Bolivian lithium reservesedit

ET Auto

India has leveraged its way into the Bolivian lithium reserves after signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Bolivia for development and industrial use of lithium, a prime component used to power electric vehicles and cell phones.

The next revolutionedit

The Indian Express

Energy will not be central to the unfolding electoral campaign. It is not a priority subject for the electorate. But once the new government is sworn in, it should be brought front and square onto the policy agenda: Because its current trajectory is fundamentally antithetical to the objective of sustainable development. And, because time is of the essence.

Competition

Two startups use new-age tech to  help connect artists with enthusiastsedit

Livemint

As a technology-focused startup, Bounce is a smart dock-less urban mobility solutions player. “By combining both hardware and software to address real-time issues and leveraging new-age technologies such as the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), we are able to provide seamless first- and last-mile connectivity,” says Vivekananda H.R., CEO and co-Founder, Bounce.

International

New European emissions limits for cars risk triggering influx of ‘fake electric’ vehicles, green group warnsedit

Independent

Car manufacturers could take advantage of new European emissions rules to push sales of “fake electric” vehicles, green transport campaigners have warned. EU leaders agreed on a plan this week to cut CO2 pollution from new cars by over a third by 2030, including measures to incentivise the rollout of electric vehicles.

Browse by Month
Browse by Month