Patrick Doyle is a Quant Investment Newsletter Writer. He specializes in marrying fundamental analysis with momentum research, focusing on areas such as green logistics, mining technology, and transportation management. Patrick's insights and analyses can be found in various publications, including 90.5 WESA, The Globe and Mail, and Seeking Alpha.
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By: Patrick Doyle
German industrial group Freudenberg Group has withdrawn from the battery and fuel cell systems business for heavy-duty applications, dissolving its Freudenberg e-Power Systems (FEPS) unit as of January 1, 2026, the company said alongside its annual results.
By: Isa Isawade, Patrick Doyle
Veteran Nollywood actor and broadcaster, Patrick Doyle, has announced the birth of a baby girl with his new wife, Funmilayo.
Ottawa Senators' Drake Batherson speaks to media during a year end press conference in Ottawa on Monday, April 27, 2026. (Patrick Doyle/The Canadian Press via AP)
Hyundai Motor has launched a pilot project in South Korea allowing electric vehicle batteries to be used on a subscription basis, marking a shift toward separating vehicle and battery ownership.
Komatsu has introduced the PC9000-12, the largest hydraulic mining excavator in its product lineup, to global markets with the option of a fully electric drive system.
Dutch truck manufacturer DAF has started series production of its XG Electric and XG+ Electric heavy-duty trucks at its Eindhoven facility, marking the latest expansion of the company's battery-electric vehicle range.
By: Patrick Doyle
Atmosphere as Art: Where Jazz Meets Scent Jazz has never belonged solely to the ear. It lives in the atmosphere—in the way light hits a lacquered
By: Patrick Doyle
A survey conducted by Germany's Öko-Institut found that companies operating heavy battery-electric trucks are reporting high satisfaction levels with the vehicles, citing reliability, operating cost advantages and positive driver feedback as key benefits.
Polish bus manufacturer Solaris has obtained Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for three electric bus models as the company expands environmental transparency across its zero-emission vehicle portfolio.
By: Patrick Doyle
Stellantis Pro One, the commercial vehicle division of Stellantis, has outlined a strategy to increase annual sales by 30% by 2030, supported by a broad product renewal programme and an expanded focus on connected fleet services.
