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422 Megawatt Floating Solar Portfolio for Philippines
Floating solar PV is all the rage. Who doesn’t love solar power? Who doesn’t love floating stuff? For whatever reason, it’s just a fun concept — solar panels floating above the water, collecting sunlight and turning it into electricity, sounds like something too fun to be realistic. The good news … [continued]
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“Insane” Shortage of Computer Hardware?
The AI boom is sort of nuts. Actually, it’s totally nuts. As I’ve been saying lately, it really seems like a giant bubble that is going to pop at some point. But there are so many elements to the craziness, and we keep learning of more. Steve Hanley recently wrote … [continued]
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Cement’s Future Is Less Portland, Not One Magic Cement
Cement decarbonization attracts miracle stories. One company has a new binder. Another has a carbon-negative aggregate. Someone else has an electrochemical process, a hydrogen kiln, a low-carbon limestone route, a supplementary cementitious material, a recycled cement process or a carbon-capture retrofit. Some of these ideas are useful. Some will become … [continued]
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XPENG VLA 2.0 & MONA L03 Ready For Global Markets
On a recent LinkedIn post, XPENG Chairman and CEO He Xiaopeng announced that, with UN/EU regulations approved, VLA 2.0 is “locked in” for global markets in 2027. With regulations set for L3 to L5 ADAS operation (hands-free to fully autonomous), XPENG models equipped and activated with VLA 2.0 are set … [continued]
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Aptera Proved Its Solar Generation, Now It Needs To Prove Its Efficiency
My CleanTechnica colleague Tina Casey recently wrote a great piece looking at Aptera’s latest solar tests, titled “Sleek, Futuristic ‘Atlas’ Car Recharges Self With Built-In Solar Cells”. She covered how the company’s validation vehicle recharged itself using its built-in solar cells. The company noted that by repositioning the vehicle during … [continued]
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