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  [News] Looye Kwekers Achieves Summer Production Levels in Winter Tomato Cultivation with Philips Full LED
  The Looye Honeytomatoes in Looye Kwekers’ new 8.2-hectare greenhouse in Burgerveen have thrived in the first lighting season. According to Operations Director Annelies Looije, both production volumes and the flavor and fruit quality are at the level of a summer crop. The dimmable, color-adjustable Philips GreenPower toplighting force system with GrowWise control also proves its … Read more
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  Unraveling the Chemical Complexity of Plastics
  In the complex labyrinth of modern plastic chemistry lies a profound challenge: managing an immense variety of chemical substances that constitute the backbone of countless materials shaping our daily lives. Recent research led by Monclús and colleagues has illuminated the staggering diversity of over 10,000 plastic-related chemicals, underscoring the urgent necessity for a strategic and … Read more
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  Switch 2 Has Better Display Tech But Can Your TV Handle the Upgrade?
  The Nintendo Switch 2 has launched with some serious upgrades to its display features. If you’re planning to use it with your TV, it’s important to know what these upgrades mean and whether your current setup is ready for them. This guide breaks everything down clearly so you can get the best gaming experience possible. … Read more
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  Equinor launches ECO Liberty service operations vessel for Empire Wind offshore project
  Equinor, the developer of Empire Wind, officially launched the Service Operations Vessel ECO Liberty on June 28 for deployment in its New York offshore wind project, marking the culmination of a major investment in the U.S. shipbuilding industry. Louisiana First Lady Sharon Landry served as the vessel’s “Godmother” during a christening ceremony on the Mississippi … Read more
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  “This Is America. We Don’t Redistribute Wealth.” – 2GreenEnergy.com
  Of course, many idiots applaud the driver. At the same time, we actually do redistribute wealth, and it’s happening with greater velocity with each passing year, as almost all the new money coming into this country goes to the top 1%. At the same time, the working class gets poorer and less able to think with … Read more
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  Farewell, North American Windpower – North American Windpower
  After more than two decades serving our audience of wind power professionals, North American Windpower is retiring the brand and sunsetting its operations. Launched in 2002, NAW was the first publication dedicated to the U.S. and Canadian wind power markets, filling a much-needed space in the B2B media segment. In … Read more

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  Zimmer Biomet to acquire Monogram Technologies for $177M
  Monogram Technologies said its technologies combine 3D printing, advanced machine vision, AI, and next-generation robotics. | Source: Monogram Technologies Zimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc. today announced that it is acquiring Monogram Technologies Inc., an orthopedic robotics company. The global medical technology developer will acquire all outstanding shares of Monogram for $4.04 a share, totaling an equity … Read more
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  Zimmer Biomet acquires orthopedic robotics firm Monogram Technologies for $177 million
  Zimmer Biomet, a medical technology company, and Monogram Technologies, an orthopedic robotics company, has entered into a definitive agreement for Zimmer Biomet to acquire all outstanding shares of stock of Monogram for an upfront payment of $4.04 per share in cash, corresponding to an equity value of approximately $177 million and an enterprise value of … Read more
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  Zambian President Inaugurates 100 MW Solar Power Project in Kabwe
  Representational image. Credit: Canva Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema officially inaugurated a 100 MW emergency solar project in Kabwe, developed by POWERCHINA. The ceremony was attended by several dignitaries, including Minister of Energy Peter Makozo Chikote, Wang Li, Counselor of the Chinese Embassy in Zambia, and other senior government officials and representatives. President Hichilema highlighted the … Read more
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  You’re In A New Paradigm! Behave Like It!
  Almost every day, I come across a number of articles that claim we can’t address climate change without adding nuclear power plants — or even gas plants. I also come to articles that say we have plenty of renewable energy under development, but we need new transmission lines to get all the electricity they will … Read more
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  YesAsia’s Strategic Expansion Powered by Geekplus
  The partnership between YesAsia and Geekplus stands as a testament to this truth, showcasing how innovative technology can redefine customer satisfaction and drive success. Over the past two years, YesAsia has not only embraced Geekplus’s cutting-edge solutions but has also set a benchmark for replication in the industry. Join us as we explore the remarkable … Read more

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Robot safety: ensuring workplace protection and efficiency | Blog

In the context of rapidly evolving industries, robotics plays a crucial role in enhancing productivity and workplace safety. As the use of industrial robots continues to grow, it is essential to prioritize robot safety to prevent accidents and injuries. While collaborative robots, also known as cobots, provide unique opportunities for human-robot interaction, they also bring

SouthCoast Wind Offshore Project Gets Federal Green Light

DoD Asst. Sec. Brendan Owens and BOEM Director Elizabeth Klein The Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management have approved the SouthCoast Wind Project, a 2.4 GW offshore wind development covering more than 125,000 acres about 26 nautical miles south of Martha’s Vineyard and 20 nm

Kansas Regulators Back Plan for Two New Gas-Fired Plants, Along With Solar Farm

Kansas regulators have given Evergy the go-ahead to raise the utility’s rates to help finance construction of two new natural gas-fired power plants, along with a utility-scale solar power project, in the state. The Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC), which oversees the state’s public utililties, on July 7 approved two settlement agreements that allow Evergy Kansas

How OEG transformed its order fulfilment operations with Geek+ solutions

OEG wasn’t just looking for automation—they were looking for a partner. The journey began with 120 P800 autonomous mobile robots and ended up with a total of 180 robots.

Apple TV Turns Into a Karaoke Machine With Latest Feature

Apple is giving your Apple TV a big refresh with tvOS 26. The update, announced at Apple’s WWDC 2025 event, brings a slick new design and fun new features that change how you use your Apple TV, especially if you love karaoke. This update isn’t just about looks. It also makes it easier to move

Call For A National Energy Efficiency Rebate Scheme

Policy debate in Australia concerned with addressing rising energy costs has largely centred on the wrong solutions says a new report – the focus should be on homes, not power plants. While solar power has put downward pressure on electricity prices, this has been offset by increases in gas and coal prices, coal-fired clunkers becoming

Toxic blade time bomb | Wind Energy News

We have documented the threats of industrial wind turbines to both soil and water in their pre and post-construction phases, not to mention birds, bats, insects, and humans. But not enough has been said about the serious environmental threat of “blade shedding.” This is erosion that occurs primarily on the edge of turbine blades as

Outrider designs safety system for autonomous yard trucks

Outrider said its system addresses more than 200,000 hazards. Source: Outrider Outrider Technologies Inc. today announced that it has designed a safety system from the ground up for scalable, driverless movement of freight in mixed-traffic trailer yards. “Outrider pioneered the yard automation space with the goal of making autonomous yard operations inherently safer than present-day

Scientists develop novel recording tool to monitor protein kinase activities in living cells

In the simultaneous presence of the fluorescent HaloTag substrate (magenta) and a specific kinase activity, the molecular recorder Kinprola (green) becomes labeled and thus tracks specific kinase activities. Credit: Max Planck Society The ability of protein kinases to transfer a phosphate group to target proteins plays an important role in many cellular processes. Scientists at

What It Is and How We Can Help

Key Takeaways: As greenhouse gases continue to cause global warming, people, businesses, and organizations worldwide must look toward climate change mitigation to help. While we are making progress, some roadblocks still stand in the way, such as cost, politics, and more. Even small changes, such as switching to LED bulbs and improving your home’s insulation

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