Denis Phares, CEO of Dragonfly Energy, a leading green energy storage company, recently appeared on Benzinga’s All-Access. He discussed the company’s commitment to US manufacturing and its innovative lithium-ion battery products, which are popular in the RV and Marine industries. Mr. Phares also shared insights into how Dragonfly’s expertise could potentially help Tesla address its production challenges.
Namibia is poised to become a global leader in green technology, aiming to leverage Tesla’s Energy Master Plan for its ambitious green industrialization strategy. The country’s focus on renewable energy, particularly green hydrogen, and its commitment to sustainable development are attracting significant foreign investments and global attention. Namibia’s collaboration with Elon Musk, the recent Green Hydrogen Forum, and its commitment to unity are key drivers in its journey to become a thriving green economy.
AQGroup, Kazakhstan’s leading green electricity producer, and MVGX Group, a Singapore-based digital green fintech group, have formed a strategic partnership to develop a green energy ecosystem. The partnership aims to create a tokenized fundraising platform and carbon credit trading exchange, leveraging the expertise of both countries in renewable energy and financial technology.
While major mining giants like BHP and Rio Tinto are actively seeking mergers and acquisitions, Freeport-McMoRan is taking a different approach, focusing on organic growth to meet the surging demand for copper, a key metal in the green energy transition. This strategy includes expanding production across three continents and investing in innovative technologies to reduce costs and increase efficiency.
On World Tourism Day 2024, Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL) reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable and responsible tourism. The company highlighted its achievements in green energy adoption, water conservation, and community support initiatives, outlining a vision for a more inclusive and environmentally conscious hospitality industry.
China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec) and Tsinghua University have joined forces to drive the green transition of the energy sector. The collaboration, focused on innovation, industry-education partnerships, and the development of a low-carbon roadmap, aims to accelerate China’s journey towards a sustainable future.
SINOTRUK, a leading Chinese commercial vehicle manufacturer, showcased a lineup of advanced models at the IAA Transportation 2024 in Hannover, Germany. These models, including the Yellow River heavy truck with ultra-low drag coefficient, SITRAK hydrogen fuel cell tractor, and HOWO Tongshuai Pro light truck, demonstrate SINOTRUK’s commitment to green, intelligent, and efficient transportation solutions.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has officially begun construction of a massive solar array at JFK International Airport, marking a significant step towards sustainable energy and a world-class airport experience. The 12-megawatt system, powered by over 13,000 solar panels, will provide clean energy for the airport’s new Terminal One, demonstrating the commitment to reducing emissions and achieving net-zero goals.
Sigma Lithium, a global lithium producer focused on powering electric vehicles, continues to deliver its eco-friendly Quintuple Zero Green Lithium at a near-monthly pace, recently shipping 22,000 tons to Mitsubishi Corporation. This consistent production allows Sigma to diversify its customer base and expand its global reach. The company is also strengthening its leadership team with the appointment of a new CFO and is gearing up for the launch of its second Greentech Lithium Processing Plant, which will double production capacity.
Plug Power, a hydrogen solutions provider, has launched an equipment lease financing platform designed to unlock capital from its assets and drive sales growth. The platform has already secured $44 million in deals with GTL Leasing, demonstrating its potential to fuel Plug Power’s expansion in the green hydrogen sector.
