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Nº 393Mobility & industryPT · EN

Electric trucks reach 28% of heavy trucks in China, and hydrogen shifts to industry

Heavy truck electrification is advancing in China. In an article on 5/11/2026, Dr. Wang Zhiqiang argues that better batteries and charging and swapping networks change the investment assumptions behind hydrogen for trucks, and that hydrogen should go where reliable supply, real demand and…

SourceIEA, Global EV Outlook 2026, Trends in other EV modes, 2026
FromRepost of Dr. Wang Zhiqiang
Nº 377Mobility & industryPT · EN

Honda tests 150 kW wireless charging and Sweden shows who pays for the road

In-motion wireless charging depends on the road as much as on the vehicle. Honda is developing with Taisei and Taisei Rotec coils under the asphalt and a receiver under the vehicle, with tests of up to 150 kW and a focus on logistics.

Sourceelectrive, Honda tests dynamic wireless charging while driving, 06/10/2026
FromRepost of The Energy Shift
Nº 371Mobility & industryPT · EN

Denmark at 88.8% electric and the tax change due in 2027

In the third quarter of 2025, electric cars were 70.2% of new passenger cars in Denmark. A year later, 85.4%. In September 2026 they were 17,785 of 20,026 registrations, 88.8%, a record according to Mobility Denmark. Eugen Filippenko-Siebert shares the figure and cites 98% among private buyers.

SourceMobility Denmark via Ritzau, Tredje kvartal var elbilernes, men nu hæver politikerne afgiften, 01/10/2026
FromRepost of Eugen Filippenko-Siebert
Nº 366Mobility & industryPT · EN

Green steel starts at the mine: the shortfall in direct-reduction pellets

Decarbonising steel starts with the ore. In a piece reposted by Klaus Steven, Spherical Insights describes BHP, Rio Tinto, SSAB and LKAB advancing hydrogen reduction and electrification, and South Africa naming six priority hydrogen projects in September 2026, including the Saldanha DRI project,…

SourceIEEFA, Global high-grade iron ore market is set to grow, 19/03/2026
FromRepost of Klaus Steven
Nº 365Mobility & industryPT · EN

Data centres in São Paulo: build cost and the life of the specification

Building a data centre in São Paulo costs on average US$ 11.66 per watt, against US$ 15.01 in Silicon Valley and US$ 11.80 in Northern Virginia, according to the Turner & Townsend index reported by EXAME. São Paulo ranks 30th.

SourceTurner & Townsend, Data Centre Construction Cost Index 2026-27, 22/10/2026
FromRepost of EXAME
Nº 362Mobility & industryPT · EN

Meta's Hyperion and the energy bill of data centres

The energy bill of AI data centres is beginning to be compared with that of entire cities. In a Visual Capitalist infographic reposted by Leonel Rodrigues, Hyperion, planned by Meta, appears with demand equivalent to 43.8 TWh per year, close to the 46.9 TWh attributed to New York.

SourceData Center Dynamics, Entergy obtains approval to construct three gas facilities to serve Meta's 2GW data center in Louisiana, agosto de 2025
FromRepost of Leonel Rodrigues
Nº 361Mobility & industryPT · EN

Dalian and fuel cell trucks in China

Not long ago, fuel cell trucks in China were isolated pilots. In a World Economic Forum video, Dalian appears with 26 hydrogen energy businesses and the Jinpu New Area building an entire hydrogen vehicle infrastructure, a case study in the report Inside China's Industrial Transformation.

SourceXinhua via China Daily, China targets 100,000 fuel cell vehicles by 2030, 11/03/2026
FromRepost of World Economic Forum
Nº 351Mobility & industryPT · EN

500 hydrogen buses in Incheon

About 500 hydrogen buses run in Incheon, the Korean city with the largest such fleet, according to a Dong-A Science report reposted by Klaus Steven.

SourceInternational Trade Administration, South Korea Hydrogen Economy, 30/09/2025
FromRepost of Klaus Steven
Nº 327Mobility & industryPT · EN

Crusoe, Araico and the cheap power argument for AI

Crusoe, a US AI infrastructure company, announced on 22 October 2026 a partnership with Paraguay's Araico for a data centre next to the Itaipu substation. The post by Murilo Henrique, of Worklivoo, uses the case to argue that idle capacity becomes a contract.

SourceCrusoe, comunicado da parceria com a Araico, 22/10/2026
FromRepost of Murilo Henrique
Nº 326Mobility & industryPT · EN

Clean steelmaking routes and iron ore quality

Steel accounts for 8% to 11% of global CO2 emissions. Chemistry World published on 26 October 2026 a feature by Frances Briggs, reposted by Klaus Steven, on clean steel routes: scrap-based electric furnaces, direct reduction with gas or hydrogen, as in Scandinavia, and iron electrowinning.

SourceIEEFA, Iron Ore Quality a Potential Headwind to Green Steelmaking, junho de 2022
FromRepost of Klaus Steven
Nº 322Mobility & industryPT · EN

ABINEE: power and telecoms at the same time for data centres

ABINEE published the third bulletin in its Integrated Solutions series, reported by Canal Solar, on data centres, AI, mobile networks and automation. The argument: energy and telecommunications must be available at the same time, at the location and within the timeframe of the project.

SourceAIE, Building the Future Transmission Grid, sumário executivo, 2025
FromRepost of Canal Solar
Nº 318Mobility & industryPT · EN

Hyundai reaches 50,000 hydrogen vehicles in 13 years

South Korea led global hydrogen car sales in the first half of 2026, according to SNE Research. Against that backdrop, Hyundai announced 50,262 hydrogen vehicles sold over 13 years, reaching 10,000 in 2020, 20,000 in 2022 and 30,000 in 2023, mostly the Nexo, launched in 2018.

SourceInternational Trade Administration, South Korea Hydrogen Economy, 30/09/2025
FromRepost of Hydrogen Insight
Nº 310Mobility & industryPT · EN

A BRL 7.4 billion data centre in Baixo Guandu

Investors are developing a hyperscale data centre in Baixo Guandu (ES) with a projected investment of BRL 7.4 billion and an initial 100 MW, according to a post by Ricardo Frizera. The site exceeds 11 million m², close to a hydroelectric plant and the Belo Horizonte-Vitória fibre route.

SourceAmazon.com, Inc., Formulário 10-K do exercício de 2025 (SEC), 2026
FromRepost of Ricardo Frizera
Nº 308Mobility & industryPT · EN

Iguazú AI City and Paraguay's surplus from Itaipu

Until now, Paraguay has consumed only part of its 50% of Itaipu and ceded the surplus to Brazil. Carlos Alberto Tavares Ferreira reads in Iguazú AI City, by Crusoe with Paraguay's Araico, with projected investments of up to USD 12 billion, a sign that this surplus may shrink.

SourceCNN Brasil, Com negociação de Itaipu parada, Brasil avalia tarifa de US$ 15/kW em 2027, 01/09/2026
FromRepost of Carlos Alberto Tavares Ferreira
Nº 299Mobility & industryPT · EN

Crusoe and Araico next to the Itaipu substation

Crusoe, an American AI infrastructure company, announced on 22 October 2026 a partnership with the Paraguayan company Araico to install high-performance computing next to the Itaipu substation, on the Paraguayan side.

SourceCrusoe, Crusoe Partners with Araico on AI Cloud in Paraguay, 22/10/2026
FromRepost of Instituto Brasileiro de Sustentabilidade - INBS
Nº 297Mobility & industryPT · EN

Itaipu and Crusoe's AI centre in Paraguay

Paraguay sells Brazil the part of its half of Itaipu that it does not use. Now the US State Department has announced an agreement for a high-performance computing and AI centre supplied by the plant, with Crusoe, an AI infrastructure company, and the Paraguayan company Araico.

SourceSwissinfo (EFE), Nuevo jefe de ente eléctrico paraguayo dice que aún negocian anexo sobre Itaipú con Brasil, 27/07/2026
FromRepost of Canal Solar
Nº 294Mobility & industryPT · EN

Proxima Fusion and venture capital in nuclear fusion

Nuclear fusion, once almost exclusively the domain of public laboratories, has begun to attract venture capital. In a post reposted from Tocha, Germany's Proxima Fusion, born out of the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics, is developing stellarators, with Alpha at the start of the 2030s and…

SourceProxima Fusion, Proxima Fusion raises €130M Series A, 11/6/2025
FromRepost of Tocha 🔷
Nº 291Mobility & industryPT · EN

Process residue boilers and the NR-13 rule

Process waste weighs twice on industry's accounts: in disposal and in the energy that goes unused. Heat Boiler, a boiler manufacturer, has published a 30-second video with this thesis, cites 30 years of activity and invites industry to calculate the savings from converting waste into heat.

SourceMinistério do Trabalho e Previdência, Portaria MTP nº 1.846 (nova redação da NR-13), 1/7/2022
FromRepost of Heat Boiler
Nº 287Mobility & industryPT · EN

Stadler tests hydrogen trains for Italy on narrow gauge

Stadler has started testing the hydrogen trains it builds for Italy on a 950 mm narrow-gauge track built between Hemishofen and Ramsen, in Switzerland. The track, near the Bussnang factory, is expected to be used for about three years to commission 21 vehicles.

SourceRail Advent, Stadler tests hydrogen trains for Italy on narrow gauge track in Switzerland, 18/10/2026
FromRepost of Klaus Steven
Nº 285Mobility & industryPT · EN

Data centres and Northeast GDP at 3.3% a year

Tendências Consultoria projects that the Northeast's GDP will grow by an average of 3.3% per year between 2028 and 2035, above Brazil's 2.4%, according to a Canal Solar report that links the trend to the arrival of data centres.

SourceAgência Gov, MME abre consulta pública do Plano Decenal de Expansão de Energia 2036, 8/10/2026
FromRepost of Canal Solar
Nº 283Mobility & industryPT · EN

Tesla Roadster jump with cold gas thrusters

On 15 October, at a SpaceX test area in Texas, a Tesla Roadster left an inverted ramp, spun in the air and landed, in a system with cold gas thrusters.

SourceDecrypt, Tesla Roadster Rocket Is the Cool Flying Car You Can't Have, 16/10/2026
FromRepost of Gustavo Carriconde
Nº 276Mobility & industryPT · EN

Eco Invest Brasil: BRL 181 billion of demand and BRL 4.55 billion for batteries

In Eco Invest Brasil's fifth auction, approved on October 7, demand of R$ 181.3 billion came in more than three times the R$ 49.95 billion approved for six value chains. Batteries and storage received R$ 4.55 billion.

Sourceeixos, Governo homologa R$ 50 bi para indústria verde, 08/10/2026
FromRepost of Sueli Ribeiro
Nº 274Mobility & industryPT · EN

BYD's 8-in-1 unit taken apart and rare earths

The reposted teardown by Yuichi Nakatani, product engineer at GM do Brasil, describes BYD's 8-in-1 assembly: motor, reducer, inverter, on-board charger, DC-DC converter, PDU, BMS and VCU in a single aluminium block, connected by copper busbars, with no external high-voltage harnesses, and with…

SourceAIE, Rare Earth Elements, Executive summary, 2026
FromRepost of Yuichi Nakatani
Nº 271Mobility & industryPT · EN

ODATA and the myth of water use in data centres

ODATA has published a 79-second video to challenge what it calls the myth of water consumption in data centres. The narration says the perception comes from evaporative systems with cooling towers and that the company's centres use a closed chilled-water loop: after the initial fill, the water…

SourceCongressional Research Service, Data Centers and Their Energy Consumption: Frequently Asked Questions, R48646, 26/8/2025
FromRepost of ODATA - An Aligned Data Centers Company
Nº 267Mobility & industryPT · EN

Live-line robots and electrician safety

A video reposted by the AI for Earth page shows two robotic arms on a platform at the top of a pole, handling energised conductors. The text describes robots with LiDAR, 3D vision and AI-assisted navigation that inspect and repair lines without switching the circuit off.

SourceAbracopel, Anuário Estatístico de Acidentes de Origem Elétrica 2026 (ano-base 2025), via Canal Solar, 15/7/2026
FromRepost of AI for Earth
Nº 266Mobility & industryPT · EN

CPFL receives 8 GW of data centre requests in 18 months

The connection queue has become the gauge of data centres' arrival in Brazil. The repost brings CPFL Energia's figure: requests totalling around 8 GW in 18 months, eight times the installed capacity in the country, close to 1 GW.

SourceCenário Energia, ANEEL fixa RAP de R$ 54,95 bilhões para transmissão no ciclo 2026/2027, 24/6/2026
FromRepost of Francisco Edgar
Nº 259Mobility & industryPT · EN

Fuel of the Future, two years on: the target set by 1 November

Law 14,993/2024 marked two years since its enactment on 8 October. The article by Carlos Alberto Tavares Ferreira lists the instruments created for ethanol, biodiesel, SAF, biomethane and green diesel, and calls for distinguishing announced investment, project under implementation and plant in…

SourceDecreto nº 12.614, 5 set 2025; Lei nº 14.993/2024, art. 10
FromCarlos Alberto Tavares Ferreira
Nº 252Mobility & industryPT · EN

Batteries move into hydrogen territory in heavy machinery

Dr. Wang Zhiqiang wrote on 11 October 2026 that the boundary between batteries and hydrogen in heavy machinery is being redrawn. His case is the German TADUS T16.20 electric tractor, 196 kWh with optional battery swapping, in a power class long treated as hydrogen territory.

SourceTADUS, ficha técnica do trator T16.20, out 2025
FromDr. Wang Zhiqiang, 11 out 2026
Nº 251Mobility & industryPT · EN

BYD FLASH Charging at minus 30 degrees

The video in the post is a public demonstration, recorded by a third party, with the dashboard showing the charge rising live. The text states that FLASH Charging, with the second generation of the Blade Battery, went from 20% to 97% in 12 minutes at -30 °C.

SourceBYD, comunicado de 5 mar 2026
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 250Mobility & industryPT · EN

A fuel-cell Hilux in 2028 and the AFIR stations

Hilux fuel cell planned for 2028, anchored in Article 6 of Regulation (EU) 2023/1804: public hydrogen stations of 1 t/day every 200 km on the TEN-T network by 31 December 2030.

SourceRegulation (EU) 2023/1804, Art. 6
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 249Mobility & industryPT · EN

Iguazú AI City and the contract ANDE has not yet signed

Paraguay has no tariff category for AI data centres and is already negotiating the largest private works in its history. The post describes Iguazú AI City, by ARAICO, in Yguazú, Alto Paraná: USD 12 billion planned, a phase 1 of USD 300 million with six modules and 6 MW, phases 2 and 3 of USD 5.5…

SourceABC Color, 30 set 2026
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 243Mobility & industryPT · EN

Powering a data centre with on-site generation and grid lead times

The connection queue has become the longest item in a data centre's schedule. In the post, Rafael M., account manager at Siemens, states that a site today enters operation in around 11 months with medium voltage available, while high voltage can take 1 to 2 years in the Southeast and 2 to 3 years…

SourceAIE, Energy and AI, 10 abr 2025
FromRafael M., Siemens
Nº 240Mobility & industryPT · EN

Rainwater harvesting and the water-energy nexus

Material on the rainwater harvesting market, bilingual, anchored in the Water-Energy Nexus special report of the IEA World Energy Outlook 2016: the water sector at around 4% of global electricity use by 2040.

SourceIEA, World Energy Outlook 2016, Water-Energy Nexus, 20 Mar 2017
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 237Mobility & industryPT · EN

WEG invests USD 165 million in generators for US data centres

The data centre race in the United States has put pressure on the large electrical equipment chain. At the end of September 2026, WEG announced USD 165 million to expand generator production in North America: USD 24 million to adapt an industrial building in Atotonilco de Tula, Mexico, with…

SourceAgência Internacional de Energia, Energy and AI, abril de 2025
FromRepost of CPG Click Petróleo e Gás
Nº 236Mobility & industryPT · EN

Direct lithium extraction at 90% of capacity in Salta

Until 2024 the question was whether direct lithium extraction would work at industrial scale. There is operating data now. According to Eramet, on 1 October 2026, the Centenario-Ratones plant in Salta reached 90% of its 24,000 t-LCE nominal capacity in June 2026.

SourceEramet, Centenario-Ratones Lithium Plant Expansion Project, 1 de outubro de 2026
FromRepost of Dr. Wang Zhiqiang
Nº 226Mobility & industryPT · EN

Desalination: 9 to 22 MJ per cubic metre

Andrade Bispo published an explanation of the stages of a desalination plant: intake, pre-treatment by coagulation, flocculation and filtration, high-pressure reverse osmosis and post-treatment with pH adjustment, remineralisation and disinfection.

SourceIEA, Wired for water: How electrification is transforming desalination, 22 mar 2026
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 217Mobility & industryPT · EN

Ballard supplies 4.8 MW for hydrogen trains in Romania

Ballard announced on 7 October 2026 a 4.8 MW order from Siemens Mobility: 24 FCrail 200 kW fuel cell modules for 12 Mireo Plus H trains destined for Romania's Railway Reform Authority. Deliveries are scheduled for 2027 and 2028, with passenger service expected in 2029.

SourceBallard, Ballard Secures 4.8MW Order from Siemens Mobility to Power Hydrogen Trains in Romania, 7/10/2026
FromRepost of Klaus Steven
Nº 211Mobility & industryPT · EN

The next industrial contest is for electricity

Dr. Wang Zhiqiang writes that the next phase of industrial competition will be a contest for electricity, as AI data centres, advanced manufacturing, mining, transport and industrial processes become more electricity-intensive, and sums the test up in four terms: cost, reliability, scale and time…

SourceAgência Internacional de Energia, Energy and AI, 2025
FromRepost of Dr. Wang Zhiqiang
Nº 207Mobility & industryPT · EN

India's hydrogen train

Station rooftops used to be idle space; in India they have become generating assets. The caption on the reposted video reports a 1,376 kWp plant at Gandhi Nagar station in Jaipur, with estimated annual output of 2.5 million units and savings close to 1.5 crore rupees a year.

SourcePIB, Ministério das Ferrovias da Índia, 25 jul 2026
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 201Mobility & industryPT · EN

BYD's 1,500 kW Flash charger operating in Brazil

Ultra-fast charging only solves time when the vehicle, the charger and the grid agree. BYD has put into commercial operation in Brazil a Flash charger rated at up to 1,500 kW per connector, presented by the company as the first in commercial operation outside China.

SourceRevista Business, BYD estreia carregador de 1.500 kW no Brasil, 03/10/2026
FromRepost of Thiago Roza
Nº 199Mobility & industryPT · EN

Water in data centres and the irrelevance thesis

Water has become a central argument in the public debate on data centres. Joaquim Rolim recommends an interview and summarises the thesis: water consumption in modern data centres would be irrelevant.

SourceEnvironmental Law Institute, Data Centers and Water Fact Sheet, janeiro de 2026
FromRepost of Joaquim Rolim
Nº 166Mobility & industryPT · EN

Data centres, AI and REDATA in grid planning

The expansion of data centres in Brazil runs up against connection points more than generation. The reposted article argues in that direction, brings together data from Gartner, EPE, ONS and REDATA, and summarises the gap between installed power and available capacity.

SourceEPE, notícia sobre planejamento da rede
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 159Mobility & industry

Toyota GR FC Hilux at Dakar 2027 and the heavy-duty vehicle KPIs

Hilux fuel cell for the Dakar, checked against the Clean Hydrogen Partnership SRIA KPIs for heavy-duty vehicles.

SourceClean Hydrogen Partnership, SRIA, heavy-duty vehicle KPIs
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 155Mobility & industryPT · EN

BYD ETT 44 at IAA Transportation and the ACEA data

The European electric tractor unit had been discussed in terms of range. At IAA Transportation, BYD presented on 16 September the ETT 44, for up to 44 tonnes, with a 651 kWh Blade battery, up to 1,000 hp and charging from 20% to 80% in around 20 minutes at 1.5 MW.

SourceACEA, comunicado de 14 set 2026
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 154Mobility & industryPT · EN

Fuel cell vehicles: a global fleet of almost 130,000 units

Promotional content about fuel cell vehicles circulates widely in the sector. Mergal Shivaji's post describes how these vehicles work: an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, water vapour as the only tailpipe emission, fast refuelling, long range, and integration of stack, battery,…

SourceAIE, Global Hydrogen Review 2026, seção Demand
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 150Mobility & industryPT · EN

The e-HEFA dispute and the e-SAF sub-target

Europe is debating which routes may count towards the synthetic aviation fuel sub-target under ReFuelEU Aviation. In a letter to the European Commission dated 14 September 2026, Transport & Environment and co-signatories ask that electrolytic hydrogen used as an intermediate input in biofuel…

SourceTransport & Environment, carta de 14 set 2026
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 148Mobility & industry

A hydrogen ReachStacker at the Port of Tilbury

Operational trial of fuel cell port equipment, anchored in the Forth Ports announcement of 17 September 2026.

SourceForth Ports, announcement of 17 Sep 2026
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 147Mobility & industry

BMW iX5 and the H2 MOBILITY refuelling network

BMW fuel cell vehicle, read against H2 MOBILITY's hydrogen station network in Germany.

SourceH2 MOBILITY
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 141Mobility & industryPT · EN

CRRC's hydrogen train prototype

Hydrogen trains in commercial service today run at top speeds around 160 km/h. The post reports images circulating of a CRRC prototype carrying "H2 Hydrogen" markings, linked to a hydrogen-powered high-speed train project.

SourcePeople's Daily, 23 set 2025
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 139Mobility & industryPT · EN

Kearney, AI servers and the grid REDATA takes for granted

The consultancy Kearney, in its Data Center Demand Index study, projects that electricity consumption by artificial intelligence servers in data centres will double by 2030. In 2025 these servers accounted for 23% to 27% of the energy consumed by data centres.

SourceEPE, nota sobre o REDATA
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 136Mobility & industryPT · EN

IAA Transportation and the CO2 targets for heavy vehicles

At IAA Transportation 2026, which opened on September 15 in Hanover, Toyota announced it will supply fuel cells for heavy trucks to Scania and Iveco, and China's Dongfeng presented a 400 kW system with a maximum range of 1,700 km.

SourceRegulamento (UE) 2024/1610
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 133Mobility & industryPT · EN

REDATA becomes law: what Law 15,504 creates for data centres

Until now, data centre equipment entered the country with the full federal tax burden on acquisition. The situation has changed: in addition to approval in the Senate, Law 15,504 was signed and published in the Official Gazette of 16 September 2026, creating Redata, with an estimated BRL 2 trillion…

SourceLei nº 15.504/2026
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 127Mobility & industryPT · EN

BYD charging and the infrastructure AFIR requires

BYD recorded, in a test at minus 30 degrees Celsius, charging from 20% to 97% in 12 minutes with FLASH Charging technology and the second generation of the Blade Battery, three minutes longer than at ambient temperature.

SourceRegulamento (UE) 2023/1804
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 122Mobility & industryPT · EN

Dongfeng and the DOE reference cost for fuel cells

Hydrogen truck specifications are usually compared by range and power. Dongfeng announced a platform with 1,700 km of range, hydrogen consumption as low as 7 kg per 100 km and a 400 kW fuel-cell system, with peak efficiency of 65% and cold start at minus 40 degrees Celsius.

SourceU.S. DOE, Hydrogen Program Record 23002
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 121Mobility & industryPT · EN

A hydrogen aircraft and EASA certification

The declared challenge in hydrogen aviation has moved from propulsion to thermal management. TAT Technologies is now working with French aerospace startup Beyond Aero on the cooling system of the hydrogen-electric business aircraft the company is designing for 800-mile flights.

SourceEASA
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 118Mobility & industryPT · EN

Viking's ship and alternative fuels according to DNV

Hydrogen cruise ships have moved from one-off project to series. Viking floated out its second such vessel, with hybrid propulsion based partly on liquefied hydrogen and fuel cells capable of producing up to six megawatts, supplied by Isotta Fraschini Motori, a Fincantieri subsidiary.

SourceDNV, Alternative Fuels Insight
FromRepost on the Linus Green Energy page
Nº 99Mobility & industryPT · EN

Automation beyond software and trust as a condition

Automation has left software and entered factories, logistics and workplaces. The post reposted by the AI for Earth page addresses that shift and argues that adoption depends on trust, with clear regulation, safety standards, fail-safe systems and human oversight.

SourceFederação Internacional de Robótica, World Robotics 2025, 25 de setembro de 2025
FromRepost of AI for Earth
Nº 98Mobility & industryPT · EN

Dolphin Mini as a ride-hailing car: BRL 762 in charging against BRL 4,200 in fuel

A ride-hailing driver reported having driven around 7,800 kilometres in one month with a BYD Dolphin Mini and spent BRL 762 on charging, against the roughly BRL 4,200 he estimates he spent on fuel in his previous Volkswagen Gol.

SourceInfoMoney, Carros usados seguem em alta em 2026, mas elétricos ampliam desvalorização, levantamento IBV Auto do primeiro semestre de 2026
FromRepost of Fernando Braz
Nº 97Mobility & industryPT · EN

Fuel cell train makers and market maturity

A supplier list is usually read as a map of market maturity. The material reposted by Mergal Shivaji names Alstom, Siemens Mobility, CRRC, Stadler and Ballard among the leading suppliers of fuel cell trains in 2026.

SourceRailway Gazette International, Transport authority opts for battery rather than hydrogen trains, 10 de agosto de 2023
FromRepost of Mergal Shivaji
Nº 81Mobility & industryPT · EN

Hainan's underwater data centre in commercial operation

The Hainan underwater data centre in China entered commercial operation in late March 2023 and received, on 18 February 2025, an 18-metre module holding more than 400 servers, cooled by natural seawater flow, with a power usage effectiveness of 1.1 against the 1.4 threshold required in the country.

SourceDataCenterDynamics, "China's Highlander signs up to build commercial underwater data center on Hainan Island", 11 de janeiro de 2022
FromRepost of AI for Earth
Nº 77Mobility & industryPT · EN

271,000 electrified vehicles in seven months in Brazil

Brazil registered 271,100 electrified vehicles between January and July 2026, more than in the whole of 2025, and already has more than 25,000 public and semi-public charging points, according to the reposted publication.

SourceANEEL, pagina Veiculos Eletricos, atualizada em 30 de abril de 2026
FromRepost of Tiago Henrique Bona
Nº 76Mobility & industryPT · EN

Viridor and data centres powered by energy from waste

Electricity from Viridor's energy-from-waste plants in the United Kingdom used to go to the grid. The 10 June 2026 announcement changes the destination: Viridor and Rivington Energy will develop up to 200 MW of data centres across four sites, and the first, 40 MW at Avonmouth, Bristol, has been…

SourceDESNZ, UK Emissions Trading Scheme scope expansion: waste, atualizacao de 26 de agosto de 2026
FromRepost of Habibur Rahman
Nº 60Mobility & industryPT · EN

The first charging park for heavy trucks in Rheine

The public refuelling network for heavy trucks in Germany is concentrated in a few locations. The post by Christoph Börger announces for 27 August 2026 the opening, in Rheine, of ChargePool's first truck charging park and first hydrogen station, at 350 and 700 bar, at an existing Krimphoff &…

SourceChristoph Börger, publicação no LinkedIn sobre a abertura do ChargePool em Rheine e o projeto de Schweitenkirchen, 27 de agosto de 2026
FromRepost of Christoph Börger
Nº 56Mobility & industryPT · EN

Tidal stream turbines and the USD 0.58 billion guide

Tidal current energy has moved out of the laboratory into pre-commercial farms, still far from solar or wind scale. Sayli Deshmukh circulated a PDF guide on underwater turbines estimating the market at USD 0.58 billion in 2025 and USD 0.97 billion by 2036, growing 4.5% a year from 2026 to 2036.

SourceOcean Energy Europe, comunicado sobre o pipeline europeu de energia oceânica, 14/09/2026
FromRepost of Sayli Deshmukh
Nº 36Mobility & industryPT · EN

Fuel cell vehicles: the 48% a year projection

A market guide circulating here projects the global hydrogen fuel cell vehicle market rising from USD 0.2 billion in 2024 to USD 2.1 billion in 2030, a 48% compound annual growth rate. That is a consultancy projection, not a recorded result.

SourceCalifornia Energy Commission e CARB, Joint Agency Staff Report on Assembly Bill 126, 2025 Annual Assessment of the Hydrogen Refueling Network in California (CEC
FromRepost of Pankaj K
Nº 31Mobility & industryPT · EN

Folding panels to charge electric vehicles

Foldable panels are no longer a camping accessory and are now presented as a way to recharge parked electric vehicles. The publication describes these portable modules as a complement to grid charging, with a gain in range and lower charging costs in the long term, without stating the equipment's…

SourceInmetro, Portaria nº 140/2022 e nota Inmetro atualiza o regulamento para equipamentos de sistemas fotovoltaicos, atualizada em 25 de novembro de 2022
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Nº 26Mobility & industryPT · EN

Wireless power in Finland and what Willo still has to prove

The publication presents wireless energy transfer as a line of development in Finland, cites the startup Willo among the companies exploring continuous energy delivery and records that domestic or long-distance grid use remains beyond current reach.

SourceTech.eu, Willo secures 2.9M to commercialise alignment-free wireless power, 5 de fevereiro de 2026
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Nº 19Mobility & industryPT · EN

Hainan's underwater data centre after Project Natick

Before Hainan, subsea cooling had remained at the testing stage: Microsoft submerged the first Project Natick in 2015 and ended the Orkney trial in 2020 with no commercial follow-up.

SourceData Center Dynamics, China deploys 1,400-ton commercial underwater data center, 27/11/2023
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Nº 4Mobility & industryPT · EN

Three MAN fuel-cell trucks in the Bayernflotte

MAN has put three fuel-cell trucks into regular logistics operation in southern Germany, in the Bayernflotte project. They are vehicles of up to 42 tonnes gross combination weight, with a Bosch fuel-cell system, 36 kg of hydrogen in 700 bar tanks and a range of 450 to 500 km, according to the…

SourceMAN, comunicado de 31 jul 2026
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Nº 3Mobility & industryPT · EN

Electric Mobility Brasil at LAT.BUS and São Paulo's fleet law

Electrification of bus fleets in Brazil has targets in law before it has infrastructure installed. In the post, Electric Mobility Brasil announces its presence at LAT.BUS 2026, from 11 to 13 August, at São Paulo Expo, with charging solutions for electric buses.

SourceSão Paulo, Lei municipal nº 16.802/2018
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Dalian tests hydrogen logistics

Dalian is testing a regional hydrogen chain for heavy transport. Data on stations and capacity help explain the infrastructure, but do not prove national competitiveness or economic return. The decisive point is route utilization, the cost of delivered fuel and predictable demand.