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A Quick Overview of Accessory Dwelling Units and Earthquake Safety
An accessory dwelling unit, often called an in-law unit or granny flat, is a secondary living space on a property that can be used for various purposes. In most cases, these units are used as rental properties or for extended family members who want to live close by....
Digitalization and The Energy Industry
Digitalization and digital technologies are a modern phenomenon which is – and has been – spreading into nearly every corner of modern life and work. We can think of literally countless examples of industries that have been revolutionized by digitalization, and we can...
How to Water With Ease: Why the Pocket Hose is the Next Big Thing
The hot summer months mean a lot of things. Vacation, summer break, and having fun with family and friends. But they can also signal the return of yard work! For many people, working on the lawn or building up the flower garden is a favorite pass time. Something that...
Plastic Pavers – A Hassle-Free Paving Solution
Image: https://pixabay.com/photos/pavement-flooring-paving-stones-3347946/ Plastic pavers are increasingly becoming the new, go-to, outside surface consolidation and maintenance material selected by homeowners, architects, builders and engineers. This is because they...
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Octopus and its customers ask Treasury to back zonal electricity pricing – The Guardian
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Octopus and its customers ask Treasury to back zonal electricity pricing | Energy industry – The Guardian
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How Pakistan quietly became world’s biggest solar importer – The Independent
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Trump’s energy secretary says average oil prices will be lower – Fortune
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Trump’s Energy Secretary Says Average Oil Prices Will Be Lower – Bloomberg.com
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Demand spike, incentives bust, and tariffs: Renewable energy’s biggest stress test is here – CNBC
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Opinion | Republican attacks on clean energy will set the U.S. back – The Washington Post
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Energy Department reduces funding for grants to colleges and universities – The Washington Post
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Ann Arbor Wants to Build Its Own Renewable-Energy Grid – The New York Times
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Trump directs FERC, other agencies to add 5-year sunsets to energy-related regulations – Utility Dive
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Department of Energy Overhauls Policy for College and University Research, Saving $405 Million Annually for American Taxpayers – Department of Energy (.gov)
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Energy demands from AI datacentres to quadruple by 2030, says report – The Guardian
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