Tag: Hydrogen
BMW & Stellantis: A Tale Of Two Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Plans
BMW is among the automakers spotting some opportunities for fuel cell vehicles in the zero emission mobility market.
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More Evidence That The War On Solar Energy Is Another #FAIL
US solar energy developers continue to keep the clean power movement alive in the US, despite the sudden shift in federal energy policy.
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Automation Needed to Foward Renewable Energy Transition in Developing Nations
The global transition to renewable energy is fundamentally a technological revolution, extending far beyond the physical installation of solar panels and wind turbines. To make clean energy sources both reliable and cost-effective on a grid scale, the industry leans on a sophisticated digital backbone of automation and data intelligence. This … [continued]
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Plastic Recycling Not Requiring Sorting Could Be Coming
New catalyst could make mixed plastic recycling a reality. The future of plastic recycling may soon get much less complicated, frustrating and tedious. In a new study, Northwestern University chemists have introduced a new plastic upcycling process that can drastically reduce — or perhaps even fully bypass — the laborious … [continued]
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From Carbon Capture to ESG: The Seven Deadly Sins of Clean Energy
Recently I sat down virtually with Laurent Segalen and Gerard Reid, investors, bon vivants, and hosts of Redefining Energy, the main channel to my nerdcast side channel Redefining Energy—Tech. The reason? A fun episode of their podcast where we talked about sin, energy, and investment. Laurent Segalen [LS]: Today on … [continued]
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