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Green Energy: Page 15
ABS: 'Significant Potential' for Nuclear-Powered LNG Carrier Ships
According to the ABS, a nuclear-powered vessel wouldn't need to refuel, although its reactor would need to be replaced every six years.
Mercedes Pledges Cost Cuts After China Slump Hits Margin
The results are a blow to the core of Mercedes’ strategy to help fund its transition to an all-electric future.
U.K. Food and Drink Industry Maps Out Sustainability Goals for Next Five Years
The United Kingdom's Food and Drink Federation is looking to cut down on food waste, reduce emissions and embrace more sustainable practices.
DHL Supply Chain and Diageo North America to Deploy Hydrogen Fuel Cell Trucks
The Nikola electric trucks utilize fuel-cell technology to power the vehicle's electric motors for up to 500 miles in range on a single fill.
Watch: How Supply Chain Bottlenecks Are Jeopardizing Europe’s Net-Zero Targets
Stefan Benett, managing director with Inverto, discusses the challenges of obtaining sufficient production capacity and raw materials to keep Europe’s energy sector on track to achieve “net-zero” emissions targets.
Indonesia Forms $1.2B Battery Venture with China’s CATL
The project in Karawang, West Java, aims to scale up battery production to 15 gigawatts a year.
Watch: Is the U.S. Competing With China in EV Battery Production?
Jeremy Michalek, director of Carnegie Mellon University’s Vehicle Electrification Group, describes the impact to date of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) on efforts to reduce U.S. automakers’ dependence on China for electric vehicle battery production.
Tariff Tensions Between China, U.S. Spark 'Sharp Change' in Trade With Mexico
Vesselbot's data shows that Mexico's Manzanillo Ensenada and Lazara Cardenas ports have seen record-breaking container volumes over the last year.
Amazon Latest Tech Giant to Invest in Nuclear Power for Data Centers
Amazon's SMRs will be able to generate around 320 megawatts of capacity in the initial stages, with the option to increase that total to 960 megawatts.
Ocean Carrier ONE Reports Scope 1 Emissions Reduced by 62%
ONE has also gained Approval in Principle (AiP) for an ammonia dual-fueled vessel, and has made strategic investments in 12 13,000 TEU methanol dual-fuel vessels.
GM Invests $625M in EV Battery Material Mining Operation
GM is aiming to source more of its raw materials for electric vehicles from the U.S, to manage battery cell costs and decrease its reliance on imported materials.
Green Hydrogen Will Be Far Costlier Than Estimated, Harvard Scientists Find
A growing number of countries are pushing to make hydrogen a key part of their emissions-cutting strategies, particularly for energy-intensive industries.
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