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Chinese Automakers “Reinvent” PHEV, AI-Driven Power to Lead the Global Market
The integration of AI technology into the energy sector has emerged as a powerful force driving industry transformation. Beyond improving efficiency, it is a key enabler in our transition toward a greener, more sustainable future. In the automotive industry, AI applications have traditionally focused on intelligent driving and smart cockpit … [continued]
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Ford: Why Simplicity is The Blueprint for Our Future Electric Vehicle Platform
By Doug Field, chief EV, digital and design officer at Ford. A century ago, Henry Ford said he would build a car for the great multitude, one “constructed of the best materials…after the simplest designs that modern engineering can devise.” That car, the Model T, didn’t just change Ford; it … [continued]
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New Pumped Hydropower Storage Project Aims For Fast-Track Approval
A proposed 1.5-gigawatt pumped storage hydropower project in New Mexico aims to leverage 70 hours of long duration energy storage capacity to help decarbonize the regional grid.
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Owen Sound Baysox one step closer to championship series berth
The Owen Sound Baysox are one win away from returning to the North Dufferin Baseball League championship series. The do-it-all Baysox employed a suicide squeeze, a superman dive, and a massive seven-run bottom of the fifth inning to beat the Ivy Rangers 9-5 Tuesday night in Owen Sound. The win gives the Baysox a 2-0 […]
US Open Green Initiatives: A Fan Perspective
The seemingly effortless execution of the green initiatives was perhaps the most impressive part. Environmental impact was being reduced while the experience was made better and more convenient. It didn’t try to attract massive attention and didn’t come off as greenwashing. It just made sense when you thought about it, but you didn’t have to think about it.
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