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ExxonMobil to develop new industrial-style, reusable COVID-19 protection gear
ExxonMobil has partnered with the GCMI to redesign and manufacture COVID-19 reusable personal protection equipment for health care workers.
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Bringing blockchain to India’s power consumers
Electricity distributor BSES Rajdhani Power Limited (BRPL) has partnered with Power Ledger, a specialist in blockchain-based renewable energy trading, to install a large-scale peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading trial in Delhi, India.
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Smart, hyperconnected cities: environmental and financial benefits
At the helm of smart city projects are secure and resilient communication platforms, optimal utilisation of real-time data, effective planning.
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US DOE announces $22 million in wave energy funding
The US DOE Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO) has announced a $22 million funding opportunity to support foundational research and development (R&D) by non-federal research institutions, and expanded testing capacity to advance the marine energy industry.
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How operational PON can boost connectivity
Explore how passive optical network (PON) technology is deployed to efficiently connect grid assets requiring high bandwidth and low latency for several...
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SD-WAN for utility operations
DISTRIBUTCH talks to Ken Rabedeau, CTO, Global Energy, Nokia about the maturing SD-WAN market.
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Nuclear fusion is a reality says WFC
Nuclear fusion is not only possible – we are months away from a working nuclear fusion plant says Albert Ensteen II, head nuclear fusion director at the World Fusion Centre in Timbuktu.
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UK: Diamond battery could store energy for thousands of years
Scientists at the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) are working with academics at the University of Bristol to make diamond batteries, which could provide decades or thousands of years’ worth of energy without a recharge.
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Work starts on new Scottish wave energy prototype
Work has begun on a 30-tonne wave machine which will take to the seas this Autumn. Fife-based fabricators AJS Production Ltd will begin fabrication of the 20-metre long Blue Star wave energy converter, designed by Edinburgh start-up Mocean Energy.
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GIS partners recognised for exceptional achievement
Esri, a provider of location intelligence, recently honoured select partners for their outstanding application of GIS software.
