WILLIAMS ADVANCED ENGINEERING A FINALIST IN IET INNOVATION AWARDS

by Mark | Sep 29, 2015 | 2015

WAE has been announced as a finalist for the 2015 Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Innovation Awards. Following entries from 28 countries in the 15 award categories, WAE has been shortlisted for the IET’s Sustainability Award for its innovative battery...

FORMULA E BATTERY POWER TO INCREASE FOR SEASON TWO

by Mark | Sep 11, 2015 | 2015

WAE, the sole supplier of the batteries for the FIA Formula E Championship, can confirm that the maximum power output of the batteries will increase to 170kW during each race in season two of the Championship. The batteries were initially designed to meet season one...

WILLIAMS BATTERY FOR EVOQUE E UNVEILED

by Mark | Sep 10, 2015 | 2015

An innovative battery system created by WAE was unveiled today as part of the official reveal of some of Jaguar Land Rover’s new low and zero emission powertrain technologies at this year’s CENEX Low Carbon Vehicle event. Three Concept_e research demonstrators were...

WILLIAMS ADVANCED ENGINEERING BRINGS F1 TECHNOLOGY TO THE DEFENCE SECTOR

by Mark | Aug 5, 2015 | 2015

WAE is working with global defence company General Dynamics UK to bring its Formula One bred technologies and capabilities to the state of the art SCOUT Specialist Vehicle (SV). WAE has been awarded a £17 million contract to design and manufacture at its R&D...

WILLIAMS ADVANCED ENGINEERING ASSISTS IN DEVELOPMENT OF THE WORLDS FIRST SODIUM ION POWERED VEHICLE

by Mark | May 15, 2015 | 2015

WAE yesterday played host to a media event that saw the first public demonstration of a sodium-ion powered vehicle. Developed by British battery start-up firm Faradion in collaboration with WAE and Oxford University, this technology was demonstrated in an e-bike...

SUPERMARKET FRIDGES BECOME MORE ENERGY EFFICIENT THANKS TO F1 AERODYNAMICS

by Mark | Apr 24, 2015 | 2015

WAE, the division of Williams that commercialises Formula One derived technology and knowhow, has collaborated with UK start-up Aerofoil Energy to develop a new aerodynamic device that can significantly reduce the energy consumed by refrigerators in supermarkets and...