Tag: LED
From Riverboats To Global Ports: CATL Is Winning The Shipping Electrification Race
CATL’s batteries and energy management systems are already operating in roughly 900 ships and vessels, a figure that on its own should reframe how maritime decarbonization is discussed. Shipping is conservative for structural reasons tied to safety, long asset lifetimes, and unforgiving certification regimes, so deployment at this scale signals … [continued]
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Travelling textile art exhibit heads to Bruce County this month
An exhibit featuring 33 works of fine textile and fibre art by Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA) will open at the Bruce County Museum on Jan. 10. The opening of the Renewal Textile and Fibre Art exhibit will be celebrated with a reception from 2 to 4 p.m. All are welcome to attend. The museum […]
In Venezuela, It’s All About The Oil
The US attack on Venezuela presages a strategic realignment and the end of the rules based system created after World War II.
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Owen Sound Attack in search of ‘mojo’ amid injury-ridden downturn
Last year, there was “Big Mo.” A term used by Owen Sound Attack head coach Scott Wray to describe the feeling of his team faltering after a shift in the game’s momentum. This year it’s “mojo.” “We’ve lost a bit of that mojo,” said Attack centre Tristan Delisle after a 5-3 loss to the Peterborough […]
AI And Its Discontents — Part Two
Is AI a blessing or a curse? We are trying to address that question but finding it hard going. The topic is polarizing in a way that few others are. In Part One of this series, some comments extolled the technology, sweeping aside objections with a blanket, “It’s just another … [continued]
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