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Meine Electric Secures Utility Pilot, Eyes 2027 Deployment

Chennai-based deep-tech startup Meine Electric has recently received independent cell-level validation from Customized Energy Solutions (CES) for its Fast Charge Long Discharge (FCLD) iron-air battery technology, designed to charge in six hours and discharge over 18 hours.

But the more crucial development lies in what comes next. Meine Electric has signed a pilot agreement with a major Indian power producer, with deployment targeted for April or May 2027. The company has also signed memorandums of understanding (MoUs) representing several hundred megawatt-hours (MWh) of potential demand with solar and thermal power producers.

These developments indicate growing commercial interest, although the technology has yet to demonstrate its performance at commercial scale.

In an exclusive interview with CIOL, Priyansh Mohan, Co-founder and CEO, Meine Electric, discussed why the next 9 to 12 months will be critical for manufacturing, what is slowing long-duration energy storage adoption in India, and why the country must develop...

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A surge in AI in UK manufacturing? Can new tech build a future on Britain's industrial legacy?

Manufacturing continues to be one of the UK’s most important economic sectors. It already contributes around £220 billion of output annually, accounting for 42% of UK exports, almost half of all business R&D expenditure, and supports approximately 2.6 million jobs across the country. Now, new British

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HAMMER Drop Sunrise 5W Speaker Launched at ₹599

Why make room for large speakers when a compact one can deliver the audio performance you need? HAMMER, India’s well-known mass-market/mass-premium lifestyle electronics brand, brings you ‘Drop Sunrise’ designed for everyday listening. On your work desk, bedside table, on the kitchen platform or when friends drop by — it

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From start-ups to scale-ups (2/2) – signs that Britain is now investing to succeed, not compensating for failure

For years Britain was “working in a paradigm of market failure”: a belief that government should only intervene with public money if there was evidence that a market was failing. This philosophy of laissez-faire capitalism can be traced to the Conservative government of Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s. Unusually, that

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Enterprise hits and misses - agentic harnesses need a (human) gut check, architectures need resilience, and event season rolls on

Lead story -Harness Unscripted - AI agents may be cool, but firms aren’t taking humans out of the loop I've spent more time on context than harnesses in this column, but they both matter. We could quibble over the definitions. Mine: "Context" - the umbrella

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A surge in AI in UK manufacturing? Can new tech build a future on Britain's industrial legacy?

HAMMER Drop Sunrise 5W Speaker Launched at ₹599

From start-ups to scale-ups (2/2) – signs that Britain is now investing to succeed, not compensating for failure

Enterprise hits and misses - agentic harnesses need a (human) gut check, architectures need resilience, and event season rolls on