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Sustainability vs. Scalability: Can Green Automotive Manufacturing Meet Global Demand?

Dinesh Mishra

The Paradox of Sustainability and The EV Boom The International Energy Association ( IEA ) predicts that EVs could comprise between 42% and 58% of global car sales by 2030, almost quadrupling today’s numbers. The European Commission’s Fit for 55 package, for example, sets clear CO₂ reduction targets for manufacturers, while the U.S.

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UK urged to ‘transform’ 11 ports to support floating offshore wind boom

E&T

Ministers have so far set a target to install just 5GW by 2030, despite plans to fully decarbonise electricity generation by 2035. However, it is clear from our own dialogue with developers and ports that this must go hand in hand with the rapid establishment of a new supply chain and upgrading ports.

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UK’s first EV-only manufacturing plant begins production

E&T

“Alongside recent investments from other major vehicle manufacturers, we are ensuring the UK remains at the forefront of automotive innovation, as well as securing jobs in this critical industry and its wider supply chain.” The Ellesmere Port plant has undergone several key changes as part of its transformation for EV production.

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Volkswagen Takes its Electric Ambitions Up Another Notch with New Targets for 2030

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

With the EU committed to more than halving its GHG emissions by 2030, it has become imperative for automakers to balance revenues with regulatory compliance, and economics with environmental considerations. In order to pursue this objective, there are plans to operate about 6 battery giga factories in Europe by 2030. 3 GTX, and the ID.2

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bp enters South Korea offshore wind market with new Deep Wind Offshore joint venture

AU Manufacturing

By 2030, South Korea hopes to have over 22% of its energy from renewable sources and is anticipated to become a leading offshore wind region. There is a great fit between our highly competent development team and the bp execution capabilities.

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Aussie fabricators are turning down work due to skill shortages

Manufacturer's Monthly

With a considerable volume of work being onshored in the wake of international supply chain disruptions, most Australian fabrication companies are so strapped for skilled welders that they are working at anywhere between 30 per cent and 50 per cent of their full capacity. Environmental sustainability and corporate responsibility.

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Epicor: Five trends to watch in manufacturing ERP

Manufacturer's Monthly

This data encompasses everything from supply chain logistics and production processes to customer feedback and market trends. To address this challenge, companies must first recognise that AI is not a one-size-fits-all solution.