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- 1Plug-in EV sales share rising across diverse countries by August 2026●Plug-in #EV share of new passenger-car sales/registrations around August 2026, counting BEVs + PHEVs/EREVs. The remarkab
Plug-in electric vehicles — battery-electric plus plug-in hybrids and extended-range models — are claimed to make up a striking share of new passenger-car sales and registrations around August 2026. Norway is approaching a near-total share, but observers note the more notable story is which other countries join it, spanning different continents, income levels, power grids and government policies.
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Plug Power's stock climbed after the company announced a deal to supply electrolyzers to Arcadia eFuels, which is developing a synthetic fuel plant in Denmark. The agreement strengthens Plug Power's foothold in Europe's emerging green hydrogen market, and investors reacted positively to the commercial validation of its electrolyzer technology.
- 3Bloom Energy Jumps 11% as Fuel Cell Selloff Reverses●Bloom Energy Rallies 11% as Fuel Cell Selloff Reverses; FuelCell Surges 7%, Plug Power Rises 3%
Fuel cell stocks rebounded sharply after a recent selloff. Bloom Energy led the recovery with an 11% rally, while FuelCell Energy surged 7% and Plug Power rose 3%. The bounce suggests investors stepped back in to buy the dip across the hydrogen and fuel cell sector, though no company-specific news was cited for the move.
- 4HEVO partners with ORNL and BMW on wireless EV charging●HEVO works with ORNL and BMW to evaluate next-gen wireless EV charging tech
Brooklyn-based charging company HEVO is working with Oak Ridge National Laboratory and BMW to evaluate next-generation wireless charging technology for electric vehicles. The collaboration will assess static wireless charging that lets EVs power up without plugging in, building on Oak Ridge's research into high-power wireless power transfer. The move signals growing industry interest in cable-free charging as automakers push to simplify the EV ownership experience.