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UK: Hundreds of New Oil and Gas Licenses Will Be Granted

Hundreds of new licenses for oil and gas extraction will be granted by the British government. The goal is to increase British energy independence and protect over 200,000 jobs in this industry. This comes as…

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What You Need to Know About Palletizing

Palletizing which was once a basic aspect of storage and transportation has evolved into a critical part of modern supply chain management. This method of product packaging is not only about convenience but also contributes…

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New Plant-Based Glue That Grow Stronger In Water

Getting glue to adhere in dry conditions is simple. However, maintaining a bond underwater is challenging. Fortunately, there’s a new bio-based glue that not only works underwater but also becomes stronger when submerged. In a…

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Record-breaking: Swiss Students’ Electric Car Accelerate to 62 mph in Under 1 Second

A team of Swiss students has broken the world record for the fastest-accelerating electric car, breaking the 1-second barrier for this record. The students from the Academic Motorsports Association of Zurich(AMZ), achieved the feat on…

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Revolutionizing Electric Vehicle Technology: ZF’s Magnet-Free Motor Innovation

Driving Sustainability in EVs In an effort to advance the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) and enhance their compactness and competitiveness, ZF, a renowned German company specializing in automotive component manufacturing, has introduced an innovative…

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Use Solar Systems To Reduce Your Electricity Invoices

Are you planning to install a solar system at your residence? If yes, then you are doing just great. It indeed ensures two advantages that include: If you think only installing solar panels is a…

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DARPA’s POWER Program: Paving the Way for Wireless Power Beaming

DARPA is developing the Persistent Optical Wireless Energy Relay (POWER) program to transform energy distribution through airborne power transfer. Wireless Power will make all the Cables Disappear! The United States Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency…

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Optimizing Performance: How Industrial Machine Cooling Enhances Manufacturing Processes

Achieving peak performance in industrial settings hinges on one vital factor: temperature control. When machinery overheats, it can lead to a cascade of problems, from diminished accuracy and shorter lifespans to reduced output and increased…

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Energy Department: Largest ‘Carbon Removal’ Investment Announced

The US Department of Energy (DOE) announced the largest investment in “engineered carbon removal” of up to $1.2 billion. The two projects will utilize the process of Direct Air Capture (DAC), meaning that it will…

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Electrifying Breakthrough: E. coli Powers Up Wastewater Treatment

Scientists at the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland have modified E. coli to generate electricity from wastewater. This engineered bacterium performed exceptionally well when exposed to wastewater, surpassing other electricity-producing organisms. Escherichia…

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Engineering

UK: Hundreds of New Oil and Gas Licenses Will Be Granted

What You Need to Know About Palletizing

New Plant-Based Glue That Grow Stronger In Water

Record-breaking: Swiss Students’ Electric Car Accelerate to 62 mph in Under 1 Second

Revolutionizing Electric Vehicle Technology: ZF’s Magnet-Free Motor Innovation

Use Solar Systems To Reduce Your Electricity Invoices

DARPA’s POWER Program: Paving the Way for Wireless Power Beaming

Optimizing Performance: How Industrial Machine Cooling Enhances Manufacturing Processes

Energy Department: Largest ‘Carbon Removal’ Investment Announced

Electrifying Breakthrough: E. coli Powers Up Wastewater Treatment

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