Tag: Environment
$500 Million To Be Invested In Mexican EV Chargers & EVs
It was just a little while ago that Canada announced 8,000 new EV chargers will be installed in the nation to the north of the US. Well, maybe it could be called an EV charger sandwich, because Mexico will be getting many new EV chargers too, courtesy of a $500 … [continued]
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Battery Shortages & Wait Times At Swap Stations In Kenya’s Booming Electric Motorcycle Sectors Show That It’s Time For Big Investors To Support These Companies
Surging demand shows customer buy-in and willingness to pay
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VinEnergo Moves Offshore With 10 GW Pipeline & A Target That Will Take Some Proving
VinGroup is on the move again. Its energy arm, VinEnergo, is asking the market to take a longer view of energy production as it disclosed an initial 10 GW international portfolio by signing development agreements across the Philippines, Denmark, and Sweden. In the course of three years, the company will … [continued]
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Michigan issues violation notice to trucking company for microplastics spill in Kalamazoo River
Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy says the discharge of microplastics into the river violates the state’s Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act.
Climate Change is Worsening Water Crisis for Canada’s largest First Nations population
As the Six Nations of the Grand River face water scarcity due to corporate extraction and limited land ownership, a new study shows how climate change will compound the issue.
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