DG Innovate appoints former UK Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon as Non-Executive Director

A cutting-edge electric motor has been successfully developed and delivered, incorporating DGI’s advanced Pareta® electric drive system. This innovative system utilises a dual motor and inverter configuration, offering built-in redundancy at the system level. Designed in

Sodium-ion batteries have been in development for years, positioning themselves as an alternative to lithium-based batteries. Sodium is widely available, easily extractable, and ideal for industrial applications due to its abundant presence on Earth. It also

DG Innovate plc, a leader in sustainable mobility and energy storage research, has successfully delivered a 450kW prototype motor to Meritor Electric Powertrain Systems (UK) Ltd, part of the Pareta® project backed by the Advanced Propulsion

A recent advancement may hold the key to overcoming a persistent problem in sodium-ion battery design. Researchers have discovered that slowing down the heating rate during the manufacturing process can prevent the development of microcracks in

Growing interest in sodium-ion battery technology is fuelled by the increasing global demand for new energy solutions. Compared to lithium-ion batteries, sodium-ion batteries hold strong competitive advantages in terms of resource availability, cost, safety, and cycle

Sodium-ion batteries are gaining attention as a more affordable and safer option compared to lithium-ion batteries. These batteries utilise materials that are more abundant and cost-effective, such as sodium and aluminium, which can lower production costs

EVage’s innovative battery technology has made significant strides in the electric vehicle industry, with the ability to fully charge in 20 minutes and a lifespan that stretches up to 12 years. When combined with DG Innovate’s

The growing environmental consciousness among consumers, coupled with the soaring costs of fossil fuels, has positioned batteries as a viable alternative to traditional energy sources in recent years. Lithium-ion batteries have led the way, becoming central