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US Intimidation Leaves Future of Shipping Uncertain But Appetite for Green Future Remains
Vote to adopt the Net-Zero Framework postponed for one year. Negotiations at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) have ended in the postponement of the vote to adopt the landmark Net-Zero Framework (NZF) for a year. This comes after a week of pressure and delay tactics from the United States, Saudi … [continued]
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Breaking: US Strong-Arms Europe Into Shipping Emissions Delay
Bowing to threats and intimidation, the International Maritime Organization knuckled under to the US administration this week in London.
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Safer Batteries, Reliable Power: Guiding Research for Next-Generation Energy Storage
Tucked into your pocket, packed into warehouses, and embedded into critical infrastructure — lithium-ion batteries are quietly powering much of modern America. Demand for these indispensable energy storage solutions continues to skyrocket, prompting energy experts to explore next-generation (next-gen) designs for higher-performing technologies, including alkali metal anodes, solid electrolytes, and … [continued]
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A Chance To Cut Electricity Bills For Illinois Consumers
Solar power is the dominant form of new electricity generation capacity globally now. That’s because it has become the cheapest option for new power capacity in locations all around the world. However, to maximize the usefulness of solar power, people have innovated and been creating more and more ways of … [continued]
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State grant adds 100 cleaner-powered buses to Michigan schools
Michigan school districts will receive 10 propane and 87 electric buses, which will replace older diesel-powered buses in 23 school districts.