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The Covid-19 pandemic has brought additional burdens to many micro-to-small-medium enterprises (MSMEs) as they have needed to adapt and change products and mode of business transactions to comply with health and travel restrictions. Finding solutions to the problems of private companies and MSMEs through research and development (R&D) is the objective of the Collaborative Research […]

Here’s the 22 ecomobility trends worldwide that began in 2021, which we think will have major implications in how the global transport and mobility industries will navigate their way towards environmental sustainability during this decade. 1: Lilium develops 7-Seater electric vertical take-off and landing jet In a bid to position itself as the global leader

TessDrive PH’s intrepid vegan food hunters Nona Andaya-Castillo (breastfeeding advocate and vegan activist), Custer C. Deocaris (scientist and radio host), and Aries B. Espinosa (TessDrive.com editor-in-chief) are at it again, this time tracking down the most delectable vegan version of the world-famous “samgyeopsal” at Chef Lilibeth Camposano’s vibrant kitchen. Our always-hungry “mukbangers” are handed full-meal

First, there was the Oceanbird concept—a car-carrying vessel designed to utilize wind as its primary source of power. This time, the Norwegian maritime industry group Wilhelmsen introduced another ground-breaking maritime innovation. Presenting the Orcelle Wind—the ship builder’s wind-powered pure car and truck carrier capable of achieving up to 90% reduced emissions than today’s most efficient

This September 6, at the ongoing Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung (IAA) Mobility 2021 in Munich, Germany, Hyundai Motor Co announced its commitment to become carbon neutral by 2045. Hyundai’s integrated strategy to achieve carbon neutrality rests on the following three pillars: Clean mobility; next-generation platforms, and; green energy. Hyundai is showcasing the full breadth of its electrified

(Editor’s note: This article has been updated as of September 7, 2021) Ambitious as it may sound, a hydrogen-powered short-range commercial passenger aircraft could be flying within Europe by 2035. That’s according to a major study commissioned by the European Union’s public-private Clean Sky 2 and Fuel Cells & Hydrogen Joint Undertakings. This published report

(Editor’s note: This article has been updated as of September 5, 2021) American electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers Rivian and Tesla continue to display its commitment to provide power for communities and cost-friendly home solar power systems, respectively. By being producers of EVs, it’s not surprising to know that these builders would extend their respective core