What’s next in batteries and EV tech?

Sodium-ion batteries are quickly emerging as a compelling alternative to traditional lithium-ion batteries, especially as the demand for renewable energy storage and electric vehicles (EVs) continues to grow. These batteries offer a range of benefits that

DG Innovate has been advancing its work in novel battery and drive technologies through the capabilities of its subsidiary, Deregallera Limited. Located in Caerphilly, South Wales, Deregallera’s research and development (R&D) facilities are equipped with advanced

Sodium ion batteries are emerging as a promising solution in the search for sustainable energy storage, particularly as concerns over the environmental and supply challenges of lithium-ion batteries grow. These batteries offer a viable and more

DG Innovate, a company known for its cutting-edge research in sustainable mobility and energy storage, has rapidly developed a new motor prototype utilising its unique Pareta® electric drive system. This achievement follows a Joint Development Agreement

Sodium ion batteries represent an exciting frontier in energy storage technology. Utilising sodium, one of the earth’s most abundant resources, these batteries offer a unique combination of environmental and economic advantages, potentially addressing many limitations faced

Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries have dominated the market for the past three decades, powering personal electronics, electric vehicles, and grid-scale applications. However, the quest for next-generation battery chemistries is intensifying due to sustainability concerns, supply chain instability,

The renewable energy sector is witnessing significant transformations as global efforts intensify to combat climate change and shift towards sustainable energy solutions. One of the most promising trends in this sector is the advancement in battery

Sodium-ion batteries, often referred to as Na-ion batteries, use sodium ions for energy storage and release, presenting a viable alternative to the commonly used lithium-ion batteries found in phones and electric vehicles. Although the concept of

UK-based research and development company DG Innovate (DGI) has made a significant move into the Indian market through a joint venture with EVage Motors. The collaboration aims to develop advanced solutions for sustainable mobility and energy