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Solving Green Hydrogen’s Water Woes, With Seawater

Electricity from a floating solar array in China array powers an experimental electrolysis system that produces green hydrogen directly from seawater. The post Solving Green Hydrogen’s Water Woes, With Seawater appeared first on CleanTechnica. Share this… Facebook Twitter Linkedin

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Mojave Micro Mill Is First US Solar-Powered Steel Mill

The new Mojave Micro Mill near Bakersfield, the first new steel mill built in California in 50 years, will be powered by renewable energy. The post Mojave Micro Mill Is First US Solar-Powered Steel Mill appeared first on CleanTechnica. Share this… Facebook Twitter Linkedin

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Beneath the Fjord: Inside Northern Lights’ Carbon Storage Core

The Northern Lights carbon capture and storage project is often described as a logistics system, but at its core, it is a storage facility. The Øygarden terminal, its connecting offshore pipeline, and the Johansen Formation are the infrastructure that turns cross-border CO₂ shipments into permanent geological sequestration. Phase 1 is … [continued] The post Beneath […]

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Kabisa EV House Opens in Kigali as New Hub for e-Mobility in Rwanda

Rwanda is one of the countries with some of the most progressive electric vehicle policies. A  couple of years ago, Rwanda introduced some really cool incentives for EVs that included: Fiscal Incentives: Electricity tariffs for charging stations to be capped at the industrial tariff. This means that charge point operators … [continued] The post Kabisa […]

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