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Could a New Kind of Power Supply Help Make Data Centers Grid-Friendly?
Inside the First Data Center–Grid Simulator Built To Test the Promising New Technology As demand for data centers continues to rise, many center operators, utilities, and American communities are asking: Can the U.S. power grid handle these energy elephants? The answer depends on just how many elephants the country adopts. … [continued]
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The Fast Lane: 3 Ways To Get More Critical Minerals, Now
Companies Need Critical Minerals for Electronics, Medical Equipment, Crops, and More. These 3 Techniques (and Others) Could Make Some Easier To Get. “The Fast Lane” series zooms in on some of the thousands of technologies born in national laboratories that companies can license today. This iteration focuses on tools and … [continued]
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Put a (Roof) Coat on—It Is Hot Out There
In First Rooftop Demo, Startup, Investors, and Researchers Test Roof Coating’s Potential To Cool, Protect, and Lower Energy Bills for a New Jersey Warehouse What do a Texas data center, a New Jersey warehouse, and a police academy in Arizona have in common? They all have roofs. OK, not surprising. … [continued]
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2026 Nissan LEAF Named Winner in U.S. News 2026 Best Hybrid & Electric Car Awards
Third-generation LEAF is recognized for the best combination of quality, efficiency and value in its segment. NASHVILLE, Tennessee — The all-new 2026 Nissan LEAF has been named as the Best Subcompact Electric SUV for 2026 in U.S. News 2026 Best Hybrid and Electric Car Awards. The U.S. News Best Hybrid and Electric … [continued]
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Sierra Club Joins Hundreds of Orgs. Calling on Governments to End ISDS System
Joint Statement Highlights How These Secretive Tribunals Prop Up Intl. Fossil Fuel Industry. Washington, DC — Sierra Club has joined over 340 civil society organizations in signing an open statement calling on governments around the world to disengage from investor-state dispute settlements, or ISDS, a system that “threatens a just transition from … [continued]
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