Electric charge: Which batteries will power the access industry in future?

Advances in battery technology and the need to cut carbon emissions are driving an arms race to develop and acquire innovative electricity storage solutions in the access industry. Lucy Barnard finds out how.

Competition to produce increasingly powerful low-maintenance electric equipment is forcing OEMs around the world into an arms race to develop and acquire innovative electricity storage solutions.

According to McKinsey, the global market for battery cells is set to grow on average by more than 20% per year until 2030, reaching…

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