Future Mobility

Batteries are widely used across the manufacturing industries. They can be used in aircraft, electronic devices, industrial forklifts, electric vehicles, and much more. This industry has seen a rise in popularity since electric cars became available. This has a strong impact on sustainability and global factors such as global warming.

Part of the electric vehicle (EV) industry that develops and improves technology that is therefore used to charge electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. The industry is constantly adapting and innovating to improve the charging experience with technology such as wireless charging, bidirectional charging and quantum charging.

A range of networking facilities provide power and charging for electric vehicles. An essential arm to charging technology and electric vehicles. With more charging stations cropping up across the world, helping to reduce carbon emissions whilst making charging electric vehicles more convenient.

A rapidly growing industry producing cars, parts, raw materials and infrastructure. The EV industry has seen exponential growth since the introduction of electric vehicles as a more sustainable way of transport.

The E-Marine industry, also known as the Maritime industry, is a diverse sector with many arms related to ships and shipping including transportation, engineering, finance and insurance, information technology, regulatory, leisure marine, offshore energy production and fishing.

The aviation industry has a large network of organisations such as aircraft operations, airports, air traffic control, airlines, military aviation, infrastructure and freight forwarders. The industry supports aviation by building aircraft and manufacturing aircraft parts.