Tesla is not the only one bringing electric engines to cargo transport.
China just
launched its first all-electric cargo ship, which will travel 50 miles at a top speed of 8 miles per hour on a single charge. Though it will be able to carry 2,200 tons of cargo with every haul, that battery capacity is barely enough to fulfill any transatlantic shipments. It will take just two hours to recharge, which is about as much time the vessel needs to unload at a destination.
Of course, the vessel is the first of its kind, so ports will have to be fitted with charging stations specifically for the ship. So far, only two ports have received the special upgrade.
https://oilprice.com/Alternative-En...hes-Worlds-First-All-Electric-Cargo-Ship.html
A new all-electric cargo ship with a massive 2.4 MWh battery pack launches in China
Amazing stuff, i still think EV related resources are in there infancy.. we will see any small players with decent grades become producers IMO. and the big caps go from strength to strength.
The only missing element here is the technology for batteries, which i have no doubt will get much better in the next few years, once that happens i suspect growth to really explode
