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Louisiana Joins Growing List of US States that Support Crypto Mining
Riding on the crypto wave, several states in the US have started inviting businesses related to crypto mining. In the latest development, the governor of Louisiana has signed a bill to foster the growth of businesses related to crypto mining activities in the state.
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Karnataka Farmers Take Crocodile To Electricity Office Amid Power Outage
With the ongoing power crisis in the Karnataka, the farmers in the state found a bizarre way of protesting.
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Telangana Man Who Swam In Flood Waters To Restore Electricity Wins Praise From Minister
An electrical helper in Suryapet district of Telangana has won praise from his villagers during the recent heavy rains in the state as he daringly swam flood waters and carried out repairs on an electricity pole to restore power supply to the village
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US, Japan Reach Deal On Critical Minerals For Electric Vehicle Batteries
The United States and Japan have reached an agreement on trade in minerals that are key to electric vehicle batteries, US trade officials said Tuesday, a move to reinforce supply chains in a sector dominated by China.
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Tesla Said to Be Working With Chinese, Korean Partners to Address Tesla 4680 Battery Concerns: All Details
Tesla is said to have recruited Chinese and Korean materials suppliers to help lower the cost and boost the energy of its 4680 battery cells. The electric vehicle maker is struggling with battery-related performance and production issues, delaying the launch of its futuristic Cybertruck.
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Mobility Firms Awarded $362 Million In Electric Bus Contracts
CESL, which aggregates demand from states for electric buses, issued the tender on Sept. 21 last year as it sought to supply 6,465 e-buses for six states.
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Indian Banks Find It Risky To Lend To Electric Bus Makers, Says Report
Indian banks are reluctant to lend to electric-bus makers for supply to ailing state transport operators over concerns on recovery of dues, said banking, industry, and government sources told Reuters.
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Bitcoin Mining Jerked to a Halt in Texas Hub Amid Heat Wave Predictions, Power Outage Possibilities
Parts of Texas are bracing to see the heat situation climb beyond the mark of 40 degrees Celsius in the coming days. In order to ensure that power supply is not disrupted in the state, majority BTC miners there have paused their operations. Over 1,000 megawatts worth of Bitcoin mining load were turned off to conserve energy for the state’s networ...
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Tesla To Charge More For Cars In United States As Inflation Bites
Tesla Inc again raised prices for all its car models in the United States in response to persistent global supply-chain problems and soaring raw material costs.
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VW U.S. Chief Warns Of Industry Challenges With EV Battery Shift
Volkswagen AG's top U.S. executive said the United States faces major challenges in ramping up battery production to facilitate a shift to electric vehicles including attracting skilled workers, mining for key metals and supply chain issues.
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Amid Power Crisis, Government Sets June-End Deadline For Coal Imports
States and private companies "must import" coal and "ensure continuous power supply in the respective states", the Power Ministry letter read
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Tesla Used Cheaper LFP Batteries in Half of All Vehicles Produced in Q1 2022
Tesla, in its Q1 2022 earnings report, stated that nearly half of the vehicles it produced in the first quarter were equipped with lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. The LFP batteries are a cheaper rival to the nickel-and-cobalt based cells that are normally used in electric vehicles.
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EV Battery Maker Italvolt's CEO To Launch Company For Building Gigafactory
The United States is among many countries encouraging indigenous production of batteries and its materials in a bid to simplify supply chains for the booming EV industry.
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BMW CEO Oliver Zipse Warns Companies Against Electric-Only Strategy
BMW chief Oliver Zipse stated that companies must be careful not to become too dependent on select few countries for parts by focussing only on electric vehicles.
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Over 1,500 Schools In Maharashtra District Lose Power After Defaulting On Bills
The Maharashtra State Electricity Board (MSEB) has stopped power supply to over 1,500 schools in Maharashtra's Raigad district over non-payment of dues, an official said on Tuesday.
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Louisiana Joins Growing List of US States that Support Crypto Mining
Riding on the crypto wave, several states in the US have started inviting businesses related to crypto mining. In the latest development, the governor of Louisiana has signed a bill to foster the growth of businesses related to crypto mining activities in the state.
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Karnataka Farmers Take Crocodile To Electricity Office Amid Power Outage
With the ongoing power crisis in the Karnataka, the farmers in the state found a bizarre way of protesting.
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Telangana Man Who Swam In Flood Waters To Restore Electricity Wins Praise From Minister
An electrical helper in Suryapet district of Telangana has won praise from his villagers during the recent heavy rains in the state as he daringly swam flood waters and carried out repairs on an electricity pole to restore power supply to the village
-
US, Japan Reach Deal On Critical Minerals For Electric Vehicle Batteries
The United States and Japan have reached an agreement on trade in minerals that are key to electric vehicle batteries, US trade officials said Tuesday, a move to reinforce supply chains in a sector dominated by China.
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Tesla Said to Be Working With Chinese, Korean Partners to Address Tesla 4680 Battery Concerns: All Details
Tesla is said to have recruited Chinese and Korean materials suppliers to help lower the cost and boost the energy of its 4680 battery cells. The electric vehicle maker is struggling with battery-related performance and production issues, delaying the launch of its futuristic Cybertruck.
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Mobility Firms Awarded $362 Million In Electric Bus Contracts
CESL, which aggregates demand from states for electric buses, issued the tender on Sept. 21 last year as it sought to supply 6,465 e-buses for six states.
-
Indian Banks Find It Risky To Lend To Electric Bus Makers, Says Report
Indian banks are reluctant to lend to electric-bus makers for supply to ailing state transport operators over concerns on recovery of dues, said banking, industry, and government sources told Reuters.
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Bitcoin Mining Jerked to a Halt in Texas Hub Amid Heat Wave Predictions, Power Outage Possibilities
Parts of Texas are bracing to see the heat situation climb beyond the mark of 40 degrees Celsius in the coming days. In order to ensure that power supply is not disrupted in the state, majority BTC miners there have paused their operations. Over 1,000 megawatts worth of Bitcoin mining load were turned off to conserve energy for the state’s networ...
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Tesla To Charge More For Cars In United States As Inflation Bites
Tesla Inc again raised prices for all its car models in the United States in response to persistent global supply-chain problems and soaring raw material costs.
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VW U.S. Chief Warns Of Industry Challenges With EV Battery Shift
Volkswagen AG's top U.S. executive said the United States faces major challenges in ramping up battery production to facilitate a shift to electric vehicles including attracting skilled workers, mining for key metals and supply chain issues.
-
Amid Power Crisis, Government Sets June-End Deadline For Coal Imports
States and private companies "must import" coal and "ensure continuous power supply in the respective states", the Power Ministry letter read
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Tesla Used Cheaper LFP Batteries in Half of All Vehicles Produced in Q1 2022
Tesla, in its Q1 2022 earnings report, stated that nearly half of the vehicles it produced in the first quarter were equipped with lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. The LFP batteries are a cheaper rival to the nickel-and-cobalt based cells that are normally used in electric vehicles.
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EV Battery Maker Italvolt's CEO To Launch Company For Building Gigafactory
The United States is among many countries encouraging indigenous production of batteries and its materials in a bid to simplify supply chains for the booming EV industry.
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BMW CEO Oliver Zipse Warns Companies Against Electric-Only Strategy
BMW chief Oliver Zipse stated that companies must be careful not to become too dependent on select few countries for parts by focussing only on electric vehicles.
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Over 1,500 Schools In Maharashtra District Lose Power After Defaulting On Bills
The Maharashtra State Electricity Board (MSEB) has stopped power supply to over 1,500 schools in Maharashtra's Raigad district over non-payment of dues, an official said on Tuesday.
