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HYVE, the UK’s largest independent battery manufacturing facility, outside major Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), opened in Sunderland on 11 July 2019.

A blog post by Josh Denne, Head of SME programmes at the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK, about the 'Meet the Engineer' event 2019.

The UK government has invested £33 million in next-generation technologies to help the automotive sector build a prosperous low carbon future.

The Advanced Propulsion Centre is supporting 15 Technology Developers from across the UK with £1.1 million over the next 18 months.

A short history of electrification and information about the support we provide to organisations as they take advantage of the opportunities available in the transition to a low carbon future.

UK automotive technology companies were in pole position as thousands from across the whole of Europe gathered in Stuttgart for the Battery Show.

UK-developed technologies will be on display at Japan’s largest and most important automotive technology event - JSAE 2019.

Minister for Business and Industry, Andrew Stephenson MP, and Mayor of the West Midlands, Andy Street, unveiled a new Local Industrial Strategy for the West Midlands.

Meridian Mobility has announced the company is embarking on a rebrand and will be known as Zenzic.

A report examining the UK Chemical Supply Chain for Battery Manufacture found that the UK chemical sector could capture a £4.8bn per annum market share by 2030.