The new SCiB module with aluminum baseplate doubles heat dissipation, enabling longer battery life for EV buses, ships, and stationary systems.

Toshiba’s SCiB™ supports Thailand’s carbon neutrality goals by promoting e-motorcycles.

The new facility will more than double capacity against the fiscal 2022 level, and will commence full-scale production in the first half of fiscal year 2025.

Toshiba and Naturenix, a battery tech startup from Shimane University, started a demonstration test of a battery subscription service for drivers of electric motorcycle taxis in Bangkok, Thailand.

This marks the first time the company will supply equipment for a geothermal plant operated by Star Energy Group, the country's largest geothermal power producer.

Toshiba and Toshiba ESS will participate in the virtual showcase, presenting two energy solutions—SCiB™ and AEROXIA™.

Japan’s first e-bus operation on public road using pantograph charging provides a robust solution that can be applied in towns and cities of Asian countries.

The system will contribute to capacity expansion, energy conservation, and measures to counteract aging equipment at sewage treatment facilities.

The two companies will validate and demonstrate market trading operations and resource management strategies can reinforce the stability of Taiwan's power infrastructure.

The Toshiba booth, in Hall F, Booth No. B2-S11, will showcase Toshiba Group's overseas delivery record and cutting-edge technologies, among them water treatment and digital solutions that use an ICT platform.