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How Pakistan Handled One Of Its Largest-Ever Blackouts
Electricity is being restored in Pakistan after a nationwide blackout and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has ordered an investigation into the grid failure that's added to the country's struggle with surging energy costs.
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"If There's An Explosion, End of Europe": Ukraine On N-Plant Attack
Europe's largest nuclear power plant in eastern Ukraine came under attack from Russian shelling early Friday, Ukrainian officials said, raising the stakes in Vladimir Putin's invasion as his forces bombarded cities across the nation.
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Adani's Controversial Australia Mine Will Be Used For Electricity In India
Billionaire Gautam Adani's coal mine in Australia, a project that's become a global emblem for opposition to fossil fuels, is preparing to begin exports after more than a decade of bitter dispute over its development.
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Coal Crisis Could Last 6 Months, Warns Power Minister
India could face as long as six months battling to ensure coal-fired power plants have enough fuel as the nation's energy crisis escalates.
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Four Days Of Coal Reserves Left In India, Energy Crisis Deepens
The worsening squeeze on India's coal supply is triggering a power crisis that's threatening to stall the world's fastest-expanding major economy.
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Elon Musk Loves China, and China Loves Him Back-For Now
Last Feb. 10, as authorities in China ended work stoppages intended to halt the novel coronavirus, much of the country remained quiet. Transportation was still disrupted, and many workers were stuck in their home provinces. Others had been told to avoid their factories and offices until managers formulated plans to reopen safely.
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What To Do With Two-Thirds Of The World's Jets When They Can't Fly
The skies are eerily empty these days, presenting a new challenge for the world's embattled airlines as they work to safeguard thousands of grounded planes parked wingtip to wingtip on runways and in storage facilities.
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NASA Says Aluminium Fraud Caused $700-Million Satellite Failure
The fraud involved an Oregon company called Sapa Profiles, which falsified thousands of certifications for aluminium parts over 19 years for hundreds of customers, including NASA.
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Fastest Electric Car Chargers Are Waiting for Batteries to Catch Up
Automakers and energy companies are spearheading the global rollout of these ultrafast charging pumps to lure consumers away from gas guzzlers and toward vehicles powered by electricity.
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Apple Hacker Avoids Jail Term, Gets 8-Month Probation
The now adult defendant, who was 16 at the time the hacking began, accessed Apple's internal systems and copied data and authentication keys.
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Australian Teen Who Hacked Apple to Face Sentencing Next Week
An Australian teenager who pleaded guilty to hacking Apple Inc. systems carried out the attacks over the course of almost two years and showed "a high degree of skill and persistence."
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Formula 1-Inspired Electric Cars Are Coming To India And Australia
Sanjeev Gupta's GFG Alliance will build EV plants as part of his worldwide push into the auto supply chain.
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At $27 Billion, Mining in Space Could Cost Less Than a Gas Plant
Getting a mine up and running on the moon or an asteroid would cost less than building the biggest gas terminals on Earth, according to research presented to a forum of company executives and NASA scientists.
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How Pakistan Handled One Of Its Largest-Ever Blackouts
Electricity is being restored in Pakistan after a nationwide blackout and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has ordered an investigation into the grid failure that's added to the country's struggle with surging energy costs.
-
"If There's An Explosion, End of Europe": Ukraine On N-Plant Attack
Europe's largest nuclear power plant in eastern Ukraine came under attack from Russian shelling early Friday, Ukrainian officials said, raising the stakes in Vladimir Putin's invasion as his forces bombarded cities across the nation.
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Adani's Controversial Australia Mine Will Be Used For Electricity In India
Billionaire Gautam Adani's coal mine in Australia, a project that's become a global emblem for opposition to fossil fuels, is preparing to begin exports after more than a decade of bitter dispute over its development.
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Coal Crisis Could Last 6 Months, Warns Power Minister
India could face as long as six months battling to ensure coal-fired power plants have enough fuel as the nation's energy crisis escalates.
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Four Days Of Coal Reserves Left In India, Energy Crisis Deepens
The worsening squeeze on India's coal supply is triggering a power crisis that's threatening to stall the world's fastest-expanding major economy.
-
Elon Musk Loves China, and China Loves Him Back-For Now
Last Feb. 10, as authorities in China ended work stoppages intended to halt the novel coronavirus, much of the country remained quiet. Transportation was still disrupted, and many workers were stuck in their home provinces. Others had been told to avoid their factories and offices until managers formulated plans to reopen safely.
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What To Do With Two-Thirds Of The World's Jets When They Can't Fly
The skies are eerily empty these days, presenting a new challenge for the world's embattled airlines as they work to safeguard thousands of grounded planes parked wingtip to wingtip on runways and in storage facilities.
-
NASA Says Aluminium Fraud Caused $700-Million Satellite Failure
The fraud involved an Oregon company called Sapa Profiles, which falsified thousands of certifications for aluminium parts over 19 years for hundreds of customers, including NASA.
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Fastest Electric Car Chargers Are Waiting for Batteries to Catch Up
Automakers and energy companies are spearheading the global rollout of these ultrafast charging pumps to lure consumers away from gas guzzlers and toward vehicles powered by electricity.
-
Apple Hacker Avoids Jail Term, Gets 8-Month Probation
The now adult defendant, who was 16 at the time the hacking began, accessed Apple's internal systems and copied data and authentication keys.
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Australian Teen Who Hacked Apple to Face Sentencing Next Week
An Australian teenager who pleaded guilty to hacking Apple Inc. systems carried out the attacks over the course of almost two years and showed "a high degree of skill and persistence."
-
Formula 1-Inspired Electric Cars Are Coming To India And Australia
Sanjeev Gupta's GFG Alliance will build EV plants as part of his worldwide push into the auto supply chain.
-
At $27 Billion, Mining in Space Could Cost Less Than a Gas Plant
Getting a mine up and running on the moon or an asteroid would cost less than building the biggest gas terminals on Earth, according to research presented to a forum of company executives and NASA scientists.
