Episode 30: Manufacturing News from Volvo, Mercedes, BMW & Hyundai, New York Gets 100MW Battery

On episode 30, we have plenty of manufacturing news from the big German automakers, Hyundai and Volvo. Canberra, Australia plans to purchase 90 electric buses in 2021, New York City gets a 100MW battery to balance demand in the grid and Western Australia’s Bluewater coal fired power station has its asset value written down by its Japanese owners.

0'00" - Introduction;

0'55" - Hyundai announces new E-GMP vehicle architecture for future EVs - Read More

3'05": Volvo cars embraces full electrification of model range by 2030;

5'00": BMW retools facilities, constructs electric production plants for electric drivetrain future;

6'10': Mercedes-Benz shifts to electric production, expanding manufacturing and battery cell facilities around the world. The company plans 8 BEVs in production by 2022;

8'29": Canberra, Australia orders 90 new electric buses, as government looks to move to zero emissions transport;

9'25": 434MW Bluewater power station in Western Australia has its asset value written down to zero by Japanese owners - Read more

11'35": A massive new 100MW battery is planned for Astoria, Queens, a partnership between ConEdison and 174 Power Global - Read more:

13'08": Wrap up

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