Westinghouse Columbia A Proud Sponsor of the Hopkins High School Alumni Foundation  - Westinghouse was proud to be a sponsor, providing scholarships for the Hopkins High School Alumni Foundation. The annual event was held at St. John Baptist Church in Hopkins, SC, awarding scholarships to students with STEM majors.

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 Federal coal push could slow US emissions reduction progress  - A recent federal policy shift toward the increased use of fossil fuels, including coal, and away from renewable sources of power, could have implications for recent declines in emissions in the U.S., particularly as Congress ...

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 The Future of Green Energy Between Hydrogen and Lithium  - The Future of Green Energy Between Hydrogen and Lithium The world is moving toward decarbonization, but the promise of clean energy has become a battlefield among powers, corporations, and peoples […] The post The Future of Green Energy Between Hydrogen and Lithium appeared first on Batteries News ....

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 Revolution Wind’s stop-work order has been lifted. What happens next?  - Revolution Wind can officially resume. But unlike the last time President Donald Trump ordered construction on an offshore wind project to pause, relief came through the courts rather than politicking. A federal judge on Monday ruled in favor of the Danish energy giant Ørsted, whose $6.2 billion Rhode...

 A new safety assessment framework for liquid hydrogen storage systems in unmanned aerial vehicles  - Aviation accounts for approximately 12% of global carbon dioxide emissions. With intensifying climate change and environmental issues, the aviation industry is searching for greener propulsion systems.

 New aluminum alloy can boost U.S. auto supply chain  - A wave of aluminum auto body scrap is set to enter salvage systems over the next decade. This scrap is often too impure to safely be reused in new critical automotive parts, limiting its value. That's changing thanks to a ...

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 Nuclear in your backyard? Tiny reactors could one day power towns and campuses—but community input will be key  - You might imagine nuclear power plants as behemoth facilities spanning hundreds of acres. Nuclear microreactors, by contrast, could sit on land the size of a football field and power a whole town.

 TerraPower, Evergy and the State of Kansas announce agreement to explore advanced nuclear energy deployment  - September 23, 2025 – TerraPower, a nuclear innovation company, Evergy (NASDAQ: EVRG) and the Kansa...

 LibertyStream Announces Significant Field Operations Milestone: Over 250,000 Barrels of Brine Have Been Processed Using its Proprietary DLE Technology As the Company Builds Inventory For Upcoming Lithium Carbonate Refining  - LibertyStream Announces Significant Field Operations Milestone: Over 250,000 Barrels of Brine Have Been Processed Using its Proprietary DLE Technology As the Company Builds Inventory For Upcoming Lithium Carbonate Refining CALGARY, […] The post LibertyStream Announces Significant Field Operations Milestone:...

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 Plug-in solar bills are in the works in New Hampshire and Vermont  - Small solar-panel kits that can be assembled as easily as an Ikea bookcase and plugged into a regular residential outlet could be coming soon to New Hampshire and Vermont. Lawmakers and advocates in both states are preparing legislation that would make these plug-in solar systems accessible to residents...

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 Cuts to Rhode Island energy-efficiency plan bad for residents, study says  - Funding for Rhode Island’s energy-efficiency programs could be cut by more than $42 million next year in an effort to rein in residents’ soaring power bills. That rollback would deprive the state of more than $90 million in benefits and potentially eliminate hundreds of jobs while creating only modest...

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