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ENERGY SOLAR AND RENEWABLE SYSTEMS

A piston engine in a small Spanish port burned 100 percent hydrogen and put the output onto the national grid, where the hard part was never the fuel but the speed at which it wants to ignite

A working harbor on Spain’s north coast, trawlers alongside, a cluster of low industrial buildings behind them. In one of those buildings sits a reciprocating engine the size of a shipping container. It is running. There is no diesel, no gas and no blend going into it. There is no carbon in the fuel, and ... Read more
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CONSERVATION AND WILDLIFE

Red kites dodge wind turbines about 98% of the time, but the birds with more experience around the machines may actually be giving those giant spinning towers less room

Red kites demonstrate that birds can learn avoidance behaviors at wind infrastructure, but some are more daring than others. Meeting green targets has become more urgent worldwide, especially as climate change accelerates. By boosting renewable energy capacity, harmful emissions can be curbed to slow this atmospheric shift. Wind turbines are fundamental to this mission, but ... Read more
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WAREHOUSING AND INVENTORY SYSTEMS

West Virginia signs DOE memorandum of understanding to become sixth NLIC finalist state

West Virginia wasn’t among the five states the Department of Energy selected as Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses finalists in July. Then Gov. Patrick Morrissey started making calls. On September 8, Morrisey announced that West Virginia had signed a memorandum of understanding with the DOE, making it the sixth NLIC finalist — joining Idaho, Louisiana, Oklahoma, ... Read more
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ML OPS AND MODEL ENGINEERING

A lattice tower on a former Lusatian coal field will carry its nacelle to 984 feet by jacking the whole machine up through itself, and the turbine on top of it is an ordinary 3.8 megawatt unit

Flat reclaimed ground in eastern Germany, the floor of a lignite region that stopped digging. Out of it rises a steel lattice frame that looks more like a radio mast than a wind turbine. It has stood at about 548 feet for months, finished as steel and going no higher. The nacelle and the blades ... Read more
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ENERGY SOLAR AND RENEWABLE SYSTEMS

America’s solar boom is quietly planting roots in the last places anyone expected, from capped landfills in New England to coal-country grids in Appalachia and a 595-person California town bracing for its next blackout

America’s solar boom is quietly taking root in unexpected places. A capped municipal landfill in southern New Hampshire. A 595-person ranching town in coastal California that keeps losing power. A West Virginia grid node in the heart of coal country. A construction site outside Houston. These aren’t the settings most people picture when they think ... Read more
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