Housed initially within Halliburton Labs at Halliburton’s global headquarters, NanoTech outgrew its initial space after three years. The new facility quadruples the production floor area and doubles the office space to support an expanded scope in research and development, production, and customer engagement initiatives.
LevelTen Energy and Google have completed numerous LEAP transactions across North America and Europe, engaging with large-scale multinational developers and smaller entities, including in challenging markets like the Netherlands.
The U.S. Department of Energy announces $475 million in funding for clean energy projects on mining lands, aiming to create jobs, generate tax revenue, and support the transition to a clean energy economy.
At least four privatized housing landlords have initiated programs to provide in-home charging stations for electric vehicles to thousands of military families.
With the CHIPS Act funding, Intel is set to turbocharge its manufacturing and R&D ventures across its Arizona, New Mexico, Ohio, and Oregon facilities.
Google today announces a $1 billion investment in a new data center in Kansas City, Missouri, alongside initiatives to foster community development and sustainable energy use.
This partnership between Google and Salt River Project will power Google’s upcoming Mesa, Arizona, data center with over 400 megawatts of carbon-free energy (CFE) capacity.
In a significant stride toward enhancing sustainability in the automotive industry, Volkswagen Group United Kingdom Ltd. (VWG U.K.) has forged a pivotal partnership with Ecobat, the foremost authority in battery recycling. This collaboration underscores VWG U.K.’s commitment to fostering a circular energy economy and amplifying its sustainability efforts.
According to Brightcore, geothermal energy is the most efficient HVAC platform with the lowest emissions footprint, and the Bard project may lower operating costs by 30% to 40% and maintenance costs by 75%.
The partnership will leverage Solarcycle’s technology to extract more than 95% of the value from a solar panel module, and recycle the materials from Qcells’ panels.