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In ten minutes, new Toshiba cells can charge an electric bus to 80 percent.

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A prototype electric bus that runs on next-generation SCiB batteries was unveiled by Toshiba Corporation and two other businesses.

Just ten minutes are needed to charge the new, incredibly long-lasting energy storage device to 80%.

The battery can lower capital costs and operating expenses for cars that are entirely electric, hybrid, light, and heavy.

Along with increasing operating rate, it reduces the risk of explosions and fires. For quicker acceleration, the battery also provides greater power.

Toshiba’s SCiB Nb cells are temperature-adaptable. The battery’s weak energy density, which might reach more than 200 Wh/l, was present in the previous model.

But the upcoming SCiB battery generation has an energy density of 350 Wh/l, which is 50% higher. Upcoming urban electric transportation is supported by the battery.

Toshiba’s cells have been used in a number of electric vehicles before, but since they can function well in temperatures ranging from -22 to 140°F (from -30 to +60°C), these new cells may prove helpful for electric buses or massive trucks.

Moreover, these batteries have the advantage of being extremely fast charging.

Toshiba predicts that a new SCiB Nb battery will be available by 2025.

The ultra-fast charging prototype electric bus, which is driven by next-generation lithium-ion batteries with NTO anodes, was unveiled by Toshiba, Sojitz, and CBMM on June 20 at CBMM’s industrial site in Araxá, Brazil.

By using a lithium-ion battery containing niobium titanium oxide (NTO) in the anode, a prototype e-vehicle is now operating for the first time in history, significantly advancing the commercialization of batteries.

When compared to graphite-based anodes, NTO has twice their theoretical volume density.

As they work towards introducing the next-generation lithium-ion battery with NTO anode to the global market in the spring of 2025, the three businesses will continue to collaborate to make the most use of their unique technologies and knowledge.

“Toshihiko Takaoka, vice president of Toshiba Corporation’s Battery Division, remarked, “I am really thrilled to see an E-bus outfitted with our NTO battery, SCiB Nb.”

Toshiba and CBMM and Sojitz have collaborated to produce an NTO battery that has a high energy density and a rapid recharge, thereby implementing the practical usage of niobium in battery material applications. To increase the variety and scope of our SCiBTM battery offerings, we will persist in our development efforts.

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Enhancing Pakistan-Bahrain Collaboration: Tarar Highlights Fortifying Media Connections Between Pakistan and Bahrain

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Attaullah Tarar, the Minister of Information and Broadcasting, has underlined the importance of strengthening cooperation between Bahrain’s and Pakistan’s official media organizations.
He proposed news sharing between the Bahrain News Agency (BNA) and the associated Press of Pakistan (app) during a meeting with Bahrain’s Minister for Information, Ramadan Bin Abdullah Al-Noaimi, in Riyadh. Attaullah Tarar stated that media delegation exchanges are essential to enhancing media cooperation.
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According to Bahrain’s Information Minister, the country cherishes its relationship with Pakistan.
He reaffirmed Bahrain’s determination to further strengthen media cooperation.

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Mandi Bahauddin District Jail: MNA Launches Improvement Initiatives at Jail

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During his visit to District Jail Mandi Bahauddin, Member of the National Assembly Chaudhry Nasir Iqbal Bosaal officially opened a number of development projects, including the recently built jail building.
Chaudhry Nasir Iqbal Bosaal mna was welcomed at the District Jail by Superintendent Jail Haq Nawaz, Deputy Superintendent Sheikh Arif Nisar, Shahzad Aslam Jaja, and other jail staff. The Jail’s cadre saluted and presented a guard of honor.
He treated sick inmates admitted to the hospital, established other development projects, including the recently built jail facility, and toured several barracks, mills, anchorage, juvenile ward, and jail hospital.
at addition to planting a sapling at the jail as part of the tree plantation campaign, Chaudhry Nasir Iqbal Bosal MNA expressed gratitude for Superintendent Jail Haq Nawaz’s efforts and offered prayers for the nation’s growth and prosperity.

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Under the auspices of Ombudsman Punjab, an awareness seminar was held at the Government Mc High School in Nakana Sahib.

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The ombudsman Punjab Nankana Sahib Region held an awareness seminar at Government Captain Hassan Nawaz Shaheed MC High School.
The CEO of the District Education Authority, Shazia Bano, chaired the seminar. Advisor Malik Muhammad Aslam and District Education Officer Secondary Dr. Saima Zafar were among the educators, students, and education officers that attended the session.
In his speech to the seminar, Malik Muhammad Aslam stated that people are aware of their rights and that our goal is to eradicate institutional corruption and poor management.Everyone must do their share to improve institutions. The provincial ombudsman’s awareness campaign was deemed beneficial by civil society representatives, educators, and students, who said it provided them with information about the institution’s significance and what to do in the event of a complaint.Teachers and students reaffirmed their commitment to playing their part in raising public knowledge of the ombudsman.

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