Author Archives: Bill Toulas

Here’s Why The EV Industry Will Make a Leap From 400V to 800V

The vast majority of electric vehicles (EVs) today use a voltage of the level of 400V, with only a few exceptions differentiating from it. As experts in the field comment, this figure may double by…

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BMW’s new green wheels to cut CO2 emissions by 500,000 tonnes

The BMW Group is looking to cut carbon emissions from the entire spectrum of its production steps and all of the components that make up a modern car. In this context, the German automaker has…

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Intelligent software could revolutionize the 3D printing of metals

A team of researchers at the University of Michigan has developed an intelligent software called SmartScan that can provide tight control of the 3D printing process of metals, specifically laser sintering. The new system aims…

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Longest suspension bridge in the world opens to connect Asia with Europe

Turkey has opened a record-breaking new road suspension bridge in the province of Canakkale, spanning the Dardanelles strait and essentially connecting Asia to Europe. The bridge was named “1915 Çanakkale Bridge,” and the opening ceremony…

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Rivian Ramps Up Production In The U.S. But Still Lagging Behind Targets

Rivian Automotive, the hopeful American EV maker and one of Tesla’s aspiring competitors for the U.S. market, announced its production figures from Q1 2022, and the results are mixed. On the one hand, the automaker…

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How Engineers Clean Solar Panels From Dust Without Using Water

Apart from the acquisition cost, the biggest hurdle in solar panel ownership and operation is maintenance costs, specifically, cleaning the panels from dirt and small dust particles. Not doing so quickly diminishes the energy generating…

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Automakers Turn Their Backs to Budget Cars as Profits Soar Amidst Low Sales

Almost all automakers have announced a precipitation in sale volumes combined with a steep rise in profits due to their change in production and marketing strategy during the pandemic. For example, Volkswagen, one of the…

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Purdue University Powers Up “Anvil”, It’s New 5.3 Petaflop Supercomputer

Purdue University has powered up its new supercomputer, named “Anvil”, and made it available for researchers. The supercomputer was funded by the National Science Foundation and built by Dell and AMD, costing $22,000,000. Anvil is…

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Hitachi Will Connect NOAKA Offshore Farm To Grid Power Via a 250km Line

Hitachi Energy was selected as the technology partner that will assemble the 250 kilometers-long (155 miles) power connection from the Norwegian mainland to NOAKA, an offshore project that is to be located in the North…

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Fuel-Agnostic Engines May Be The Key to The Decarbonization of Transportation

Cummins, the U.S.-based engine manufacturer with over a century of history in designing and building innovative internal combustion systems, has presented the world’s first fuel agnostic powertrain platform. These novel engines use versatile blocks and…

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Author Archives: Bill Toulas

Here’s Why The EV Industry Will Make a Leap From 400V to 800V

BMW’s new green wheels to cut CO2 emissions by 500,000 tonnes

Intelligent software could revolutionize the 3D printing of metals

Longest suspension bridge in the world opens to connect Asia with Europe

Rivian Ramps Up Production In The U.S. But Still Lagging Behind Targets

How Engineers Clean Solar Panels From Dust Without Using Water

Automakers Turn Their Backs to Budget Cars as Profits Soar Amidst Low Sales

Purdue University Powers Up “Anvil”, It’s New 5.3 Petaflop Supercomputer

Hitachi Will Connect NOAKA Offshore Farm To Grid Power Via a 250km Line

Fuel-Agnostic Engines May Be The Key to The Decarbonization of Transportation

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