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  Neil Greenfield

  

  20 hours ago

  IEA report points to revival in nuclear interest

  engineeringnews.co.za - Terence Creamer

  A new International Energy Agency (IEA) report argues that nuclear capacity could double to 870 GW by 2050 in light of renewed interest in the …

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  Neil Greenfield

  

  3 days ago

  Does a broad expansion of nuclear energy make sense?

  DW English - Martin Kuebler

  Nuclear power advocates call it "clean energy," and are pushing for the controversial power source to play a greater role in global plans to tackle …

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  Neil Greenfield

  

  4 days ago

  Major Policy Changes Required to Ensure Power Grid Resiliency and Reliability

  realclearenergy.org - Bernard L. Weinstein

  Between 2005 and 2020, the demand for electricity in the U.S. remained relatively constant at roughly 4,000 terawatt hours per year Better insulated …

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  Neil Greenfield

  

  2025 Energy Predictions: Battery Costs Fall, Energy Storage Booms, Carbon Removal Grows, Feds Pursue Permitting Reform

  Forbes - Energy Innovation: Policy and Technology

  2024 was one of the most successful years in America’s clean energy transition. So what will 2025 hold? The Inflation Reduction Act’s provisions spurred hundreds of billions in new manufacturing investments across the country, passing nearly $600 in total private investment since it was passed in …

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  Neil Greenfield

  

  Could this be the future of farming? Inside Europe's biggest vertical farm

  sky.com - Ed Conway

  The whole point of a vertical farm is to create an environment where you can grow plants, stacked on top of each other in high density. The idea …

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  Neil Greenfield

  

  Autonomous forklifts and 20,000 electric delivery vans at Amazon

  Electrek - Jo Borrás

  2024 was big year for Amazon – in addition to becoming the first online retailer for Hyundai cars, the company kept busy putting a fleet of autonomous forklifts, order picking AI-powered robots, and a milestone 20,000th electric delivery van on the road. Let’s start with the vans. Amazon recently …