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Electric Hybrid Passenger Plane In Development: The ES-30
When looking on the ClimateBase website, I noticed a company named Heart Aerospace listed there. The aviation company is located in California and Sweden and does a good job of explaining what it does immediately on its website’s homepage: electrifying regional air travel. Aviation is one of the primary contributors … [continued]
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NREL & Crysalis Biosciences Collaborate To Scale Up Domestic Biomanufacturing Technologies
Public–Private Partnership Advances Research That Turns US Biomass Into National Sources of Fuel, Rubber, and Battery Materials The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is known for its groundbreaking research in impactful bioenergy technologies and invention of performance-advantaged chemicals and materials. But some of its most … [continued]
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Updated Risk Management Framework Supports Success of Marine Energy Devices
The life of a wave energy converter (WEC) may sound idyllic—bobbing on ocean waves all day or swaying underwater, quietly generating electricity for the people living and working near shore. But in reality, it takes a lot of careful planning for salt water and electronics to achieve that perceived state … [continued]
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DOGE Failed — Unless It Was About Ulterior Motives
Elon Musk recently announced that he was leaving his role as the head of DOGE (the “Department of Government Efficiency”). Supposedly, after a few months in the job, he got a lot done. However, he really didn’t. Yes, DOGE fired a lot of federal workers, demolished USAID, and killed DEI … [continued]
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Silicon Valley VC Approach Not The Best For Cleantech Investment, JPMorgan Says
The US, and Silicon Valley in particular, is obsessed with relatively short term, highly scalable, venture capital (VC) investing. That’s not what cleantech needs, as a JP Morgan Chase banker just pointed out this week. “In traditional VC, the model is to make 100 bets, 90 of which will completely … [continued]
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