DG Innovate’s quest to develop electric vehicle (EV) drive systems that set new standards for power density, performance and reliability has been significantly advanced by the introduction of a novel
Sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) are emerging as an alternative to lithium-ion batteries, currently dominating the rechargeable battery market for electric vehicles and energy storage systems (ESS). South Korea’s three battery makers
Martin Boughtwood, CTO, comments on a feasibility study that looks at how our unique motor technology can be deployed to provide important benefits for marine propulsion: “For marine applications, we
DG Innovate’s current activities are broadly split into two areas: Enhanced Drive Technology (EDT) and Enhanced Battery Technology (EBT). EDT paves the way for electric vehicles that have greater range,
Sustainable and environmentally friendly advances in electric drives and energy storage DG Innovate’s current activities are broadly split into two areas: Enhanced Drive Technology (EDT) and Enhanced Battery Technology (EBT).
Enhanced Battery Technology (EBT) from DG Innovate is focused on the development of a family of hard carbon anode materials produced from sustainable bio-waste. The materials are primarily intended for
Enhanced Drive Technology (EDT) from DG Innovate paves the way for electric vehicles that have greater range, lower manufacturing costs and increased reliability. While initially developed for land vehicles, with
DG Innovate’s commitment to setting new standards for electric vehicle motor performance and efficiency is no longer limited to land vehicles. The company has now reached an advanced stage in
Compared with lithium-ion batteries, sodium-ion batteries have the advantages of abundant raw material reserves, low cost, excellent high and low temperature performance, high fast charging capability and high safety performance,
Cars that burn petrol and diesel must be replaced with renewable alternatives if the climate crisis is to be overcome. Electric vehicles (EVs) are widely viewed as the best option
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