It has been a week since I pedaled into Tallahassee after 8 days of bikepacking along the Gulf Coast and through the Florida panhandle. I am still reflecting deeply on the experience. I flew to New Orleans excited to talk to folks along the route about how climate change was impacting their lives. Instead, I […]
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On June 11, 2025, at the 18th SNEC, Hithium, a leading global energy storage technology company, held a product safety technology sharing event themed Leading the Future, Forged for Safety and unveiled the full results of the world’s first all open-door large-scale fire test of its ∞Block 5MWh energy storage system, and was also awarded […]
As a leading energy solutions provider in the region, SchneiTec previously developed Cambodia’s largest solar power plant.
This focus has led to 47 patented technologies, including proprietary XLPE modified polymer insulation materials designed for enhanced durability in extreme temperatures (-40°C to +90°C). The Company also utilizes 99.97% pure tin-plated oxygen-free copper conductors, supporting long-term performance exceeding 25 years in demanding applications.
From June 11-13, Kseng Solar once again impressed visitors at this year’s SNEC, with a complete lineup of solar racking solutions for residential, commercial, and utility applications, attracted significant attention.
After 3 years of anticipation, the long-awaited Gravity (or Infinity) locomotive has arrived in the Pilbara in Western Australia to be put to work transporting iron ore to the coast for shipment to China. This is part of Dr Andrew Forrest’s aim of achieving real zero across all the operations … [continued] The post Here […]
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