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$“Refracking” Redefining Scope and Size of Shale Oil and Gas Revolution$

“Refracking” Redefining Scope and Size of Shale Oil and Gas Revolution

Hydraulic Fracturing or “fracking” is not new; it was first used in 1949 and has advanced through the decades. Today, resources geologists have known about for a long time are now recoverable due to improvements…

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IBM Builds the Most Complex Human-Like Artificial Brain Yet

Scientists at IBM Research have unveiled a “brain-like” computer chip. This most advanced computer chip to date is the size of a postage stamp and capable of processing massive amounts of data. The chip, called…

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100 Billion Tons of Ocean Water Per Day Will Soon Drive Tidal Power Generators at the Bay of Fundy

In 2006, a new company called Ocean Renewable Power Comany (ORPC) decided on Eastport, Maine, for its superior tides so that it could manufacture tidal generators. The location was chosen over more well-known destinations, such…

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Plug Power Shares Up, Revenue Tops Expectations…

Shares of fuel cell maker Plug Power were as much as 8% in pre-market trade as reported revenue came in at $17.3 million, exceeding the company’s expectations of $16.65 million. During Q2, Plug Power says…

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Court Finds BP Guilty of “Gross Negligence” for 2010 Oil Spill

BP’s major role in the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has been deemed as a result of “gross negligence” by a Louisiana federal court. This decision likely means BP will…

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Graphite “Sponge” Sops Up Sunlight, Blows Off Steam

If MIT’s latest simulation can be extrapolated to a larger scale, then solar generation just gained new steam. As we recently reported here on IndustryTap, researchers at MIT have developed a super-efficient, solar steam-generating graphite…

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80,000 Bottle Rockets Launch the Celebration of the Rocket War

The world is full of those who believe their fireworks are the best on the planet. Without exception, Americans, Chinese, Japanese, and more recently a number of major cities in the Middle East, most notably…

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New $101 Million Advanced Milk Processing Plant Already Bringing in Impressive Stats

Thirty years ago, a group of milk farmers formed an alliance to bring stability to their dairy businesses and to improve products so that sales could continue to grow and prices would provide a reasonable…

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Bamboo to Replace Carbon Fiber in Future Cars

One of the easiest ways to reduce the mileage of vehicles is to decrease the overall weight of the car. Lightweight material like carbon fiber is both strong and light and has been used for…

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Teenage Engineering Student Develops Brilliant Idea to Clean Our Oceans

For the past century, people and corporations alike have polluted our oceans at an alarming rate, killing tons of marine life and denting the economy and ecosystem rather recklessly. Dutch engineering student Boyan Slat has…

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Energy

“Refracking” Redefining Scope and Size of Shale Oil and Gas Revolution

IBM Builds the Most Complex Human-Like Artificial Brain Yet

100 Billion Tons of Ocean Water Per Day Will Soon Drive Tidal Power Generators at the Bay of Fundy

Plug Power Shares Up, Revenue Tops Expectations…

Court Finds BP Guilty of “Gross Negligence” for 2010 Oil Spill

Graphite “Sponge” Sops Up Sunlight, Blows Off Steam

80,000 Bottle Rockets Launch the Celebration of the Rocket War

New $101 Million Advanced Milk Processing Plant Already Bringing in Impressive Stats

Bamboo to Replace Carbon Fiber in Future Cars

Teenage Engineering Student Develops Brilliant Idea to Clean Our Oceans

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