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Clouded Leopard Energy Wins Dual Awards as Asia’s Best Employer and Sustainable Workplace
Clouded Leopard Energy secured both the 'Asia’s Best Employer Award' and the 'Sustainable Workplace Award' in its first participation in HR Asia’s annual evaluation. Employee ratings for the company’s sustainability initiatives and workplace culture exceeded the Asian average, with women making up nearly half of its workforce. The company has also earned Taipei City’s Workplace Gender Equality Certification.
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All articlesClouded Leopard Energy Wins Dual Awards as Asia’s Best Employer and Sustainable Workplace
Clouded Leopard Energy secured both the 'Asia’s Best Employer Award' and the 'Sustainable Workplace Award' in its first participation in HR Asia’s annual evaluation. Employee ratings for the company’s sustainability initiatives and workplace culture exceeded the Asian average, with women making up nearly half of its workforce. The company has also earned Taipei City’s Workplace Gender Equality Certification.
2026 Labor Day Sale: Aventon E-Bike Drops $200 to New 2026 Low, Multiple Brands Offer Charging and Outdoor Tool Discounts
Aventon’s Soltera 2.5 Lightweight Commuter e-bike is priced at $999, marking its second discount of the year and including a free $80 chain lock. Autel’s smart EV charger, Greenworks’ pressure washer, and Navee’s kids’ electric dirt bike also feature Labor Day discounts, with some products hitting their lowest prices in recent months.
Home Battery Market Sees New Contenders as Tesla Powerwall Faces Competition
As extreme weather and rising electricity demand drive growth in home energy storage, brands like Anker, BLUETTI, and Enphase are introducing modular, fast-switching, and long-warranty alternatives. Some products even support vehicle-to-home charging, challenging Tesla Powerwall’s market dominance.
Australia Commits $400 Million to Electric Truck Reforms, Lifting Curfews and Weight Restrictions
The Australian Federal Government has announced a $400 million heavy vehicle reform package targeting electric trucks, including the removal of curfews, relaxed weight limits, and enhanced charging infrastructure. The Productivity Commission estimates the reforms could add up to $4 billion annually to Australia’s GDP, with industry leaders welcoming the push to accelerate electrification.
Revolutionizing Commercial EVs: Eaton Unveils Key Technologies and Business Model Requirements for Megawatt Charging
Eaton’s latest technical analysis reveals that long-haul electric trucking will depend on 1MW charging technology, while urban and regional delivery operations can be supported by 150kW to 600kW charging solutions. The report further explores critical challenges in battery thermal management and high-voltage protection, which will shape the charging efficiency and cost structure of future commercial electric vehicles.
Wanshih Revenue Hits Record High of NT$231 Million in July, Driven by Growth in Energy Storage and Aerospace Control
Wanshih reported a record monthly revenue of NT$231 million in July 2026, with energy storage products accounting for 36% of second-quarter revenue. The company's first-half profits surpassed its full-year 2025 performance, as it expands overseas operations and focuses on high-margin product applications and capacity enhancement.
Clemson University Develops World’s First 'Energy-Positive' Solar Electric Vehicle Prototype with 1,700 Integrated Solar Cells
A research team at Clemson University in the US, in collaboration with BMW and Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE, has successfully developed the Deep Orange 17 solar electric vehicle prototype. The vehicle generates more energy than it consumes during typical urban commuting, providing an average of 50 additional kilometers of driving range per day. This lightweight prototype, weighing just 550 kilograms, achieves energy self-sufficiency through 1,700 solar cells integrated into its body.
Kemppi Group Launches Kemplink to Advance High-Power EV Charging Technology in Finland
Kemplink, a new subsidiary of Finland’s Kemppi Group, specializes in developing high-power DC fast charging cables and connector systems targeting electric passenger vehicles and heavy-duty transport to enhance charging infrastructure efficiency. Antti Kemppi, Chairman of the Board, describes the move as a pivotal step in the group’s electrification strategy amid accelerating transport electrification.