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Scottish government approves tender for 7 new electric ferries

Joshua Falcón · July 16, 2024

The new electric ferries will operate on the seven existing routes, and their implementation will benefit the redeployment of existing vessels.

Transport

Joby’s flying cab completed nearly 600 miles of flight

Ruth Arteaga · July 14, 2024

This Joby flight is the first flight of a hydrogen-powered vertical takeoff and landing aircraft covering a distance of 523 miles.

Transport

University Unveils Innovative Solar-Powered Truck Model

Isbel Lázaro · July 9, 2024

The truck can operate in temperatures as low as -45 degrees Celsius, offering a mobile solution to the shortage of cold storage in urban…

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Study finds autonomous vehicles safer than human-driven vehicles

Ruth Arteaga · July 5, 2024

Autonomous vehicles are 5.25 times more likely to have accidents during dawn/dusk compared to human-driven vehicles.

Transport

New renewable natural gas fueling station opens in the Philadelphia – South Jersey area

Isbel Lázaro · June 25, 2024

Clean Energy's station at Carney's Point facilitates RNG loading for heavy trucks with a negative carbon intensity score.

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Sirius Aviation introduces world’s first liquid hydrogen eVTOL

Joshua Falcón · June 25, 2024

The CEO Jet will generate a noise similar to that of a dishwasher and fly at an altitude of 21,000 feet.

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Hyundai XCIENT Trucks Set New Milestone in Distance Traveled

Ruth Arteaga · June 23, 2024

The emissions reductions from XCIENT Fuel Cell trucks are equivalent to the carbon absorbed by 700,000 pine trees annually, or a 508-hectare pine forest.

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Cybertruck deliveries delayed due to windshield wiper problems

Ruth Arteaga · June 23, 2024

The Tesla Cybertruck will not be sold in Europe because it does not comply with current road regulations.

Transport

Ford Nucleon: the nuclear-powered car that ended up being scrapped

Isbel Lázaro · June 21, 2024

The Ford Nucleon, introduced in 1958, promised to travel 8000 km without refueling thanks to its nuclear engine.

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Cobre Las Cruces Pioneers Innovation in Mining Residue Reuse

Joshua Falcón · June 20, 2024

The capacity to produce raw materials from mining residues could reduce the demand for raw materials in external markets, such as China.

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Transport

Aerospace

Construction

Electricity Generation

Mining

Robotics

Scottish government approves tender for 7 new electric ferries

Joby’s flying cab completed nearly 600 miles of flight

University Unveils Innovative Solar-Powered Truck Model

Study finds autonomous vehicles safer than human-driven vehicles

New renewable natural gas fueling station opens in the Philadelphia – South Jersey area

Sirius Aviation introduces world’s first liquid hydrogen eVTOL

Hyundai XCIENT Trucks Set New Milestone in Distance Traveled

Cybertruck deliveries delayed due to windshield wiper problems

Ford Nucleon: the nuclear-powered car that ended up being scrapped

Cobre Las Cruces Pioneers Innovation in Mining Residue Reuse