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Mediterranean Nations Push for United Approach to Water Conservation

Cyprus agriculture minister Maria Panayiotou said that Europe experienced its worst drought conditions in 500 years in 2023.

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Biden Admin Awards $291M in Grants for Sustainable Aviation Fuels

The Biden administration is currently targeting 2050 to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions from the aviation sector.

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Canada Announces 100% Tariffs on Imported Chinese EVs

Canada, the U.S. and the EU have all accused China of providing unfair subsidies to automakers and green energy manufacturers.

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Shipping’s Adoption of Wind Power Grows, Proponents Say

The IWSA says the uptick in wind-powered vessels hitting the water has been driven by the performance of wind propulsion technology strengthening in recent years

Canopée, equipped with collapsible wings, combines diesel propulsion and wind assistance. Photo: International Windship Association

Washington Trucking Industry Calls for State to Roll Back EV Transition Rules

Starting in 2025, 7-11% of trucks sold by manufacturers in Washington must be zero-emission vehicles, depending on the classification of the truck.

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Maersk Joins Study to Look into Nuclear-Powered Container Ships

The study will be conducted by maritime services firm Lloyd's Register and nuclear engineering company Core Power.

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Mercedes, BMW Reveal Battery Makers Amid Fire Fears in Korea

Automakers based in South Korea are taking action to address the growing fears over EV safety, after an unplugged electric Mercedes-Benz sedan caught fire.

The powertrain of a Mercedes-Benz EQS 450 4Matic SUV. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg

Port of Ulsan Signs $17.6M Deal to Expand Green Fuel Storage

The port plans expand its storage capacity for liquified natural gas, and set up corridors to provide that fuel to other shipping hubs across South Korea.

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Shipping Industry 'Struggling to Keep Up' With Pressure to Cut Emissions

Starting in 2025, the EU will start requiring shipping companies to surrender their carbon credits covering 40% of their reported emissions.

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U.S. Dept. of Energy Highlights 'Major Gaps' in Hydropower Supply Chain

The DOE found that for some hydropower system components, there are only one or two domestic suppliers, while in some cases, there aren't any.

A hydropower dam on the Columbia River in Washington state. Photo: iStock / nkurtzman

BMW to Open Five New EV Battery Plants Across Three Continents

The factories will be built in the U.S. in South Carolina, Germany's Lower Bavaria region, Shenyang, China, Debrecen, Hungary, and San Luis Potosi, Mexico.

Port of LA Struggles With Shift in Power Supply

The problem threatens the bid to phase out diesel-powered machinery by 2030, because the shift means cargo-handling companies are becoming more dependent on the electric grid.

The Port of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock.com/viavado

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