Author Archives: Bill Toulas

How Hard Is the Decarbonization of the U.S. Electricity Production Going to Be?

The next U.S. government has set out a plan to decarbonize the electricity production in the country by 2035, and experts already weigh in on how difficult this may be. To the surprise of many,…

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Audi and BMW Leave ‘Formula E’ Saying There’s Nothing Left to Learn

‘Formula E’ is gradually losing its edge, with Audi and BMW announcing their simultaneous exit from the series. The new season is planned for kick-off in January 2021, and the organizers are calling for new…

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What May Have Caused the Avonmouth Anaerobic Digester Explosion?

A grave event has taken place on December 3, 2020, at Avonmouth, Bristol, where eyewitnesses reported a massive three-second blast at the Wesset Water’s anaerobic digester. Unfortunately, the explosion killed four people working at the…

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Milan Railway Operator Orders its First Hydrogen-Powered Trains

Ferrovie Nord Milano (FNM) has just placed a €160 million ($191.2 million) order for six hydrogen-fuel cell trains from Alstrom, the French rail transport tech giant. These will be the first-ever hydrogen trains in Italy,…

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These Are the Areas That Still Hold the Most Manufacturing Jobs in the U.S.

Although the output of the manufacturing sector in the U.S. is steadily increasing, the number of people employed in the industry is gradually dropping. This is according to stats taken from the U.S. Bureau of…

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Himachal Pradesh Planning a 880MW Solar Project but It’s Only the Beginning

The Himachal Pradesh state government in India has approved an aspiring solar park project in the area. The nominal output of that mega park is expected to be 880 MW, which should be enough to…

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The Historic Arecibo Observatory Is to Be Demolished Due to Collapse Risks

The historic Arecibo Observatory featuring the iconic radio telescope in the heart of the Puerto Rican mountains is to be demolished, 57 years after its completion. Arecibo is the world’s largest radio telescope, with a…

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The First Reactor of the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant Is Heating Up Close to Nominal Power

The Unit 1 reactor of the Barakah nuclear power plant in Abu Dhabi has achieved 80%, reaching a milestone worthy of celebration for its shareholders ENEC (Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation) and KEPCO (Korea Electric Power…

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Volvo Is Striving to Make Self-Driving Cars Safer by Using Racing Sims

Autonomous driving systems are very promising and also exciting, but safety remains the neuralgic factor that determines how successful they can be. Volvo has found a way to feed the machine learning algorithms that run…

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Mazda Says There Will Be no Performance Cars for a While

Mazda, a car-maker that has “racing” in its DNA, has announced that there will be no new performance car models for a while. A spokesman of the Japanese firm has informed the world that they…

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Author Archives: Bill Toulas

How Hard Is the Decarbonization of the U.S. Electricity Production Going to Be?

Audi and BMW Leave ‘Formula E’ Saying There’s Nothing Left to Learn

What May Have Caused the Avonmouth Anaerobic Digester Explosion?

Milan Railway Operator Orders its First Hydrogen-Powered Trains

These Are the Areas That Still Hold the Most Manufacturing Jobs in the U.S.

Himachal Pradesh Planning a 880MW Solar Project but It’s Only the Beginning

The Historic Arecibo Observatory Is to Be Demolished Due to Collapse Risks

The First Reactor of the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant Is Heating Up Close to Nominal Power

Volvo Is Striving to Make Self-Driving Cars Safer by Using Racing Sims

Mazda Says There Will Be no Performance Cars for a While

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