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ד"ר מושיאל ביטון מייסד משותף ומנכ"ל Addionics ועידת לונדון 23.3.22

“We’ll create electric batteries that can travel longer distances,” says Addionics CEO

24.03.22|Meir Orbach
“There’s fierce competition over developing next-generation batteries. We plan on increasing the distance cars can travel, while reducing their charging time,” explained Dr. Moshiel Biton
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Fast-charging battery startup StoreDot closing on $3.5 billion SPAC merger

16.03.21|Golan Hazani
StoreDot's batteries can currently be used to power drones, electric motorcycles and scooters, and the Israeli company believes it will be able to charge electric vehicle batteries in the near future
מוסף שבועי 18.2.21 ציבי לנדו מנכ"ל סולאראדג

The man charged with keeping SolarEdge’s current flowing

20.02.21|Diana Bahur Nir
In his first interview, CEO Zvi Lando talks about becoming the highest valued Israeli company, and the loss of his friend and former boss
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StoreDot demonstrates 5-minute charge for lithium-ion batteries

20.01.21|Meir Orbach
Israeli company aims to be able to fully charge an electric vehicle in five minutes by the end of 2022
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Indian Oil, Israeli Company Phinergy to Collaborate on New Electric Vehicle Battery Factory

02.09.19|Tomer Hadar and Meir Orbach
The two companies first signed a collaboration agreement last year, Indian media reported
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Startup Unveils Ammonia-Based Fuel Cell To Power Off-Grid Communities

07.06.18|Asaf Shalev
Gencell says that it has solved a technical challenge that will allow fuel cell technology to be viable in regions where more than a billion people have no access to the electric grid