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Visible Work on OSU-Led Wave Energy Testing Facility to Begin 

The next step in Oregon State University's construction of a wave energy testing facility off the Oregon Coast is likely to be visible to residents and visitors to the area this month. Crews will work on shore and from a vessel anchored about a mile offshore from Driftwood Beach State Recreation Site south of Newport. The work is part of the construction of  PacWave South , which will be the first pre-permitted, utility-scale, grid-connected wave energy test site in the United States.

Swobbee And Evedima Build Up Charging Infrastructure For Micromobility In Greece

The Berlin-based climate-tech startup Swobbee and the Greek fleet service provider Evedima will henceforth work together to charge and operate micromobility fleets more sustainably in various cities in Greece. The first Swobbee station has already been installed, with more to follow in the coming weeks.

SSE Impressed With Performance of First Hydrogen's Zero Emission Van

Energy firm  SSE  reports an impressive performance from  First Hydrogen's  cutting-edge hydrogen fuel cell-powered fleet vehicle, experiencing first-hand the van's efficient fuel consumption and remarkable vehicle range over 630km from a single refueling.

Equipmake signs electric bus repower fleet deal with Newport Transport

Equipmake is partnering with local bus service provider, Newport Transport, in a fleet deal that will see eight of the operator’s double deck buses repowered with Equipmake’s state-of-the-art electric drivetrain technology.

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Exergy signs contract with EDC for Mahanagdong geothermal power plant in the Philippines

Clean energy technology company Exergy International has signed a new contract with Energy Development Corporation (EDC) for the supply of a 28 MWe binary system in Leyte, Eastern Visayas, Philippines, expanding the Mahanagdong 180 MWe single flash power plant.

New South Wales Gets its First Hydrogen Powered Refueling Station

The first commercial hydrogen powered refueling station in New South Wales, supplied by British business, Haskel, in partnership with Coregas at its hydrogen production facility at Port Kembla, was recently launched. 

Masdar Explores Developing 2GW Clean Energy in Malaysia Amid Asia Expansion 

Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company PJSC – Masdar, the UAE’s clean energy powerhouse, and Citaglobal Berhad, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the joint development of renewable energy projects across solar, battery energy storage system (BESS), wind and other renewable energy technologies.

Cool Designs Invests in PV Array to Power Heat Pumps and EV Chargers

UK air conditioning distributor Cool Designs Ltd. has installed an array of PV panels at its UK headquarters to support the company's net-zero carbon status. The installation, which includes 132 PV panels mounted on the roof of its distribution warehouse and offices in Gateshead, has the capacity to produce around 39,148kWh of renewable, carbon-free electricity a year, saving an estimated 9,126kg of CO2 emissions.

Nexeon to Begin Commercial Supply of Silicon Anode Material to Battery Giant Panasonic

Nexeon, a battery materials company, has entered into a partnership with Panasonic Energy Co., Ltd., a Panasonic Group company. Nexeon has developed an advanced silicon-based anode material that has the potential to catapult the energy density of lithium-ion cells by up to 50%. 

Dallas Love Field in Texas is Taking Sustainability to New Heights

Dallas Love Field’s commitment to operating safely, securely, and environmentally responsibly continues to evolve with an innovative pilot program featuring JetWind Power Corporation. Over the years, DAL has undertaken important work in adopting initiatives that maintain ecological balances and recycle resources to support current and future generations. As the airport takes this work to the next level, it continues implementing better and more viable strategies to protect and preserve the environment.

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