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Why the nuclear energy renaissance is real — and necessary

Utiliity Dive

But now, the stakes are higher: The existential challenge of climate change has elevated carbon-free energy from a “nice-to-have” to a global imperative. Transferring expertise from fields like software, aerospace, nanotech, finance and manufacturing, they are rethinking how nuclear is designed, built and operated.

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Nuclear regulators lighten microreactor restrictions

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The new policy allows manufacturers to fuel microreactors designed with safety features to prevent criticality, or a self-sustaining chain reaction within the fuel. At least three cities in Finland are considering microreactor-powered district heating systems using a locally developed, 50-MW thermal reactor design. or its subsidiaries.

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FERC orders changes to PJM’s grid interconnection process, plus 3 other open meeting takeaways

Utiliity Dive

The [interconnection] delay was so long that the original equipment that they expected in their application is no longer manufactured, and so they have to ask for a waiver for more time,” Rosner said. ENGIE said it expects to have completed an offtake agreement for power from the project in the third quarter. © 2025 TechTarget, Inc.

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Advancing Environmental Sustainability at AMD

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The International Panel on Climate Change has stated that an average temperature increase of 1.5°C We also work closely with our manufacturing suppliers to advance environmental (as well as health and safety) performance metrics. 100 percent of AMD manufacturing suppliers 7 have public emissions reduction goals by 2025.

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Increased Energy Consumption Requires Cleaner, More Efficient Sources and Distribution Methods

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However, energy production methods are critical to protecting our planet—and wasteful energy generation processes can contribute to climate change. Current and future smart cities and utility grids will also use the Internet of Things (IoT) to monitor energy use. Addressing Climate Change with New Energy Sources.

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Chemours' Chief Sustainability Officer, Sheryl Telford, on the Power of Responsible Chemistry

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From the development of green hydrogen to enabling more resilient electrical grids, to 5G infrastructure that supports smart cities and brings broadband capabilities to rural communities, chemistry has a critical role to play. Chemistry can help create a world where people can thrive.

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Acer Shares Earthion Sustainability Mission Milestones on Acer Green Day

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Innovations in smart city solutions to help lower carbon footprint and promote sustainable living. With the growing number of natural disasters around the world triggered by climate change, constructive and collective action is needed to address the pressing issues. Responsible Manufacturing and Logistics Systems.