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27/12/2025

27/12/2025

26/12/2025

Genius… 🤩

26/12/2025

24/12/2025

A defining moment of 2025.

The YANGWANG U9 Xtreme shattered the production-car speed record with a breathtaking run of 496.22 km/h at ATP Automotive Testing Papenburg, redefining the limits of performance innovation.

20/12/2025

China's BYD has found a way to make EV charging as fast as a gas-car fill-up—and it's coming to Europe soon. That should terrify any manufacturer slowing down on EVs.

BYD has proven what is possible and shown the world the immense potential that electric power represents. This is both a true breakthrough for EVs and a warning to any company that's attempting to slow down and position 20th-century technology as the future of their businesses.

The gauntlet has been thrown. Who will pick it up?

18/12/2025

15/12/2025

Baguio EV spot…

ACMobility has partnered with BCDA and JHMC to install new EV charging hubs across Camp John Hay, boosting sustainable tourism and expanding the country’s growing EV network.

Located at the Garden Wing, Public Parking Area, and Golf Club, the hubs offer eight charge points, including Baguio’s only DC fast charger, supported by the Evro app for easy locating, charging, and payment.

The expansion complements existing chargers in the area, with more units coming soon, and aligns with ACMobility’s plan to roll out additional stations nationwide as part of its Philippine EV Spine initiative to make cleaner, electrified mobility more accessible across the country.

21/11/2025

SM… Solar Mall…

In case you didn't know: your favorite mall is Powered by the Sun. ☀️

SM City Clark has 1,514 solar panels spread across .5hectares in our rooftops. This helps power daily mall operations and strengthens energy resilience during peak demand and outages.

10/11/2025

Germany is on the verge of flipping the script on clean energy challenges with a clever new storage system that skips the headaches of lithium altogether. This "AirBattery" tech relies on everyday basics: salt caverns underground, compressed air, and a splash of water to trap and release power on demand.

Forget the environmental mess and sky-high prices of digging up lithium. These setups are safe, eco-friendly, and endlessly reusable. No toxic leaks, no fire risks—just simple, local materials you can find almost anywhere.

They're built to last 25–30 years with barely any wear, outpacing lithium batteries by a factor of three.
Here's how it works in a nutshell:

Charge up: Extra wind or solar power pumps air into massive salt caverns under high pressure, using water chambers to keep things smooth.

Power on: When the grid needs a boost, release the air—it rushes through water to spin turbines and crank out electricity.

Bonus: It holds energy for weeks or months, perfect for those cloudy, calm spells when renewables dip.

The first full-scale version kicks off in Germany between 2027 and 2028, storing gigawatt-hours cheaply. It could slash grid upgrade costs, steady out power prices, and help Europe hit net-zero by 2050 without relying on rare metals.

This isn't pie-in-the-sky—it's a practical leap toward affordable green power for homes, factories, and whole cities. Salt and air? Who knew the ocean's leftovers could light up the world sustainably.

10/11/2025

EVbug…