A major transport company has told customers it will no longer allow EVs or PHEVs on its ships, citing fire risks from lithium-ion batteries.

A major transport company has told customers it will no longer allow EVs or PHEVs on its ships, citing fire risks from lithium-ion batteries.

A major transport company has told customers it will no longer allow EVs or PHEVs on its ships, citing fire risks from lithium-ion batteries.

Lithium-ion batteries revolutionized smartphones, but hidden dangers like overheating, swelling,…

MOSS LANDING — Six months after a fire broke out at Vistra’s battery plant in Moss Landing, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced...

MOSS LANDING — Six months after a fire broke out at Vistra’s battery plant in Moss Landing, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced...

Rules around lithium-ion batteries in spotlight after a portable charger caught fire on an Australian flight – but experts say risk is no higher in...

The Sydney to Hobart flight was 10 minutes from landing when the incident occurred. Virgin Australia says it is open to changing its rules on...

Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD plans to roll out its first car assembled in Pakistan by July or August 2026 to capture growing demand for electric...

Energy utility says it will shut down the gas network supply to 10 regional towns because "it is no longer viable" for its customers or its business....