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How the Industrial Accelerator Act Can Help Avoid More Battery Factories Going Bust
The new law should have a laser sharp focus on what needs to be onshored and localised. By Julia Poliscanova and Diane Strauss Another one bites the dust. Morrow Batteries is the latest in the sad saga of EU battery start-ups that have gone bankrupt. The company was burning through … [continued]
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British Collaboration, Reinterpreted: The MINI Paul Smith Edition.
The MINI Paul Smith Edition blends Paul Smith’s signature “classic with a twist” aesthetic with MINI’s iconic design elements. This special edition is available for the MINI Cooper 3-Door, MINI Cooper 5-Door, and MINI Cooper Convertible. Munich. MINI and Paul Smith bring together what defines both brands: iconic form, meticulous … [continued]
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The Successes & Failures of Gondola Transit Systems (The Good Outweighs the Bad)
Most cities are flat, or if there are elevation differences, they are typically gradual. In these cases, these cities are well suited to traditional means of public transit, such as buses or subways, which is why they are so plentiful. Some cities, however, have rapid elevation differences, which cause public … [continued]
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Illinois First Great Lakes State To Enact Plastic Pellet Pollution Law
Illinois has become the first Great Lakes state to pass legislation designed to curb the discharge of plastic pellets into the environment.
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Over $55 Million Announced To Expand California Public EV Fast Charging
On May 28, the California Energy Commission announced $55.2 million in new funding through the California Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Project. The funding is to be used for expanding public EV fast charging infrastructure in California. Over 201,000 public EV chargers are operating in California, but most are Level 2 chargers, … [continued]
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