Tag: Energy
Chamberlain remembered for tireless service to Owen Sound
Jan Chamberlain is being remembered for her passion, energy, enthusiasm and tireless support for the people of Owen Sound. Chamberlain, a former councillor and volunteer and supporter of countless organizations and causes over decades in the Scenic City, passed away of leukemia on Canada Day at the Owen Sound hospital. She was 84. Pat Kelly […]
Are There Practical Solutions To Methane Emissions From Cattle?
Today is the 4th of July in the US. Around the country people will be firing up their grills and eating juicy hamburgers. Few party-goers, though, will think about the methane emissions that result from vast herds of US factory farmed-cattle. Scientists have been trying for years to find just … [continued]
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Swiss Startup Launches Solar Gasoline At Fossil Fuel Industry
A very valuable classic car gasses up with “solar gasoline,” demonstrating that advanced renewable fuels can replace conventional gas on a drop-in basis.
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Roam & Keep It Cool Partner To Launch Electric Cold Chain Delivery Network In Kenya
Last year, the Clicks Group and United Pharmaceutical Distributors (UPD) partnered with Everlectric and Investec Sustainable Solutions to introduce South Africa’s first fleet of zero-emission, pharma-compliant electric vehicles (EVs) with solar-powered refrigeration. This partnership uses Maxus eDeliver 3 electric panel vans that were chosen because of their purpose-built light commercial … [continued]
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Shale’s Self-Inflicted Crisis: Wastewater Injection Is Sinking Profits
The shale industry is facing an entirely predictable consequence of its own making. Across major shale-producing basins, particularly East Texas and the Permian, excessive wastewater injection practices have created areas with extreme overpressure, driving up the cost of new drilling operations and threatening the economic viability of shale production in … [continued]
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