🚘 Transportation
Transportation in all forms and sizes are getting cleaner and the vehicles are self-driving. We for example cover electric cars, airplanes and trucks but also drones and all kinds of autonomous vehicles.
🚌 First city in the world to use hydrogen-powered double-deckers
In October last year, the world's first hydrogen-powered double-decker buses arrived in Aberdeen, Scotland.
🏆 Battery-powered drones deliver COVID-19 vaccine
Vaccination against COVID-19 is a challenge in sparsely populated areas. Zipline has experience in distributing healthcare equipment outside cities. Now you get a new assignment.
🚗 GM will stop manufacturing gasoline cars by 2035
GM is investing $ 27 billion over the next five years to move from fossil-fueled cars to electric cars in all price ranges.
✈ Airlines can reduce their environmental impact by simply making better use of the winds
Proper use of jet streams can reduce aircraft fuel consumption by up to 16 percent on transatlantic flights.
⏲ Electric cars will be able to fully charge in five minutes
When the price of batteries continues to decrease, along with the shorter time needed to charge the car - then we pass the tipping point with a bang
🔌 This charging robot charges an electric car where there are no fixed chargers
If there are not enough charging posts in the parking lot, a charging robot can come to the rescue.
🛩 Jet fuel made of CO2, is it possible?
The aviation industry is really trying to reduce its global carbon footprint. Now a team from Oxford University in the UK might have found an experimental process turning CO2 into jet fuel.
🔋 The price of batteries for electric vehicles has fallen by 88 percent in ten years
Lithium-ion batteries have fallen sharply in price over the past decade, and in three years' time they may be so cheap that electric cars do not cost more to make than petrol and diesel cars.
✈ Quantum computer optimizes flight routes
Researchers have shown that a quantum computer can solve practical problems that traditional computers cannot solve in a reasonable amount of time.