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Volvo CE, Hitachi Energy set to partner on zero emission job sites

Volvo CE and Hitachi Energy plan zero-emission job sites

Volvo CE and Hitachi Energy signed an MOU tied to zero-emission construction sites.
The effort focuses on battery-electric equipment supported by renewable energy.
The partnership highlights site power and intelligent energy management as adoption bottlenecks.

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DT Editorial Team·Jun 2, 2026·via electrek.co

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NASA meatball

NASA awards up to $300 million for Johnson Space Center infrastructure work

NASA set up a multiple-award contract worth up to $300 million for Johnson Space Center improvements.
The work covers facilities, utilities, and equipment that support training and mission readiness.
Seven companies will compete for task orders under the umbrella award.

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DT Editorial Team·May 30, 2026·via nasa.gov

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Blink and Kempower expand US East Coast EV fast charging

Blink and Kempower plan 14 new fast-charging sites across the U.S. East Coast

Blink and Kempower say 14 new fast-charging sites are planned through 2026.
The expansion focuses on the U.S. East Coast, a major EV travel and commuter region.
Partnership-led deployment remains a central model in charging infrastructure growth.

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DT Editorial Team·May 30, 2026·via electrek.co

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Revel and Voltera are building a big EV charging network for robotaxis

Revel and Voltera Bet Robotaxi Growth Will Depend on Fast Charging

The companies say they will build one of the largest fast-charging platforms in the US.
The buildout targets fleets, ride-hail drivers, and robotaxis.
Commercial charging reliability is emerging as a core constraint for EV mobility services.

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DT Editorial Team·May 29, 2026·via electrek.co

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World’s largest manufacturer of tunnel boring machines challenges US

China’s tunnel boring push signals a broader infrastructure-tech challenge

The report says China is becoming a major force in global tunnelling.
It frames the shift as a challenge to U.S. innovation.
The story points to heavy industrial capability as a strategic technology issue.

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DT Editorial Team·May 28, 2026·via interestingengineering.com

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DT Editorial Team·May 27, 2026·via newscientist.com

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DT Editorial Team·May 23, 2026·via cleantechnica.com

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DT Editorial Team·May 21, 2026·via energymonitor.ai

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DT Editorial Team·May 21, 2026·via pv-magazine.com

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DT Editorial Team·May 16, 2026·via jalopnik.com

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DT Editorial Team·May 12, 2026·via spacenews.com

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DT Editorial Team·May 6, 2026·via electrek.co

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DT Editorial Team·May 5, 2026·via energymonitor.ai

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DT Editorial Team·May 4, 2026·via pv-magazine.com

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DT Editorial Team·May 4, 2026·via pv-magazine.com

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The Danjiang Bridge is the longest single-tower asymmetric cable-stayed bridge in the world

Taiwan Opens Danjiang Bridge, a Landmark Built for Speed and Seismic Risk

Taiwan opened the Danjiang Bridge near the Tamsui River.
The structure is described as the world’s longest single-tower asymmetric cable-stayed bridge.
The project is designed to cut travel times and resist severe earthquakes.

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Trains arrive at and depart from Clapham Junction Station in London

Space Weather Could Be a Rail Safety Risk, Researcher Warns

Solar storms can induce currents in railway tracks and signaling systems.
Researchers warn that dangerous signal anomalies are possible in some conditions.
The issue may be underdiagnosed because faults can vanish before engineers inspect them.

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Tilting at Windmills - CleanTechnica

A Wind Farm Tour Turns Into a Debate Over What Belongs in the Landscape

A visit to Clarke Creek Wind Farm focused attention on visual objections to renewable projects.
The article contrasts opposition to wind and battery sites with the broad acceptance of older grid infrastructure.
The debate shows how aesthetics can become a permitting and politics issue in the energy transition.

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Singapore expands Tuas Nexus waste-to-energy project

Singapore Expands Tuas Nexus With a Second Waste-to-Energy Phase

Singapore’s NEA appointed an AECOM-Binnies-Ramboll joint venture for Phase 2 of the project.
The second phase is planned to handle up to 2,900 tonnes of waste per day.
The facility supports energy generation from waste and resource recovery.
Future carbon capture capability may be incorporated into the project.

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DNV publishes new floating PV safety standards

New DNV Standards Aim to Bring Order to Floating Solar’s Fast Expansion

DNV published one standard for floating PV float structures and another for mooring and station-keeping systems.
The guidelines focus on safety, reliability, and long-term performance as floating solar deployment expands.
Material degradation, corrosion protection, and consequence-based design are central themes in the new rules.

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Florida Man And Sheriff

Florida highway alligator encounter shows how wildlife movement can disrupt transport infrastructure

A sheriff’s deputy helped move a seven-foot alligator away from traffic in Tampa.
The source ties the animal’s movement to seasonal mating behavior.
The incident highlights recurring wildlife risks for road operations and safety.

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Space is having its internet moment. Investors should act accordingly.

Space Industry’s Shift to Recurring Services Is Changing the Investment Case

The space sector is shifting from one-off mission economics toward recurring service revenue.
More than 14,000 active satellites and near-daily launches point to a networked industry structure.
Connectivity, Earth observation, navigation and secure communications are becoming the core commercial use cases.

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REALLY Quick Charge: Greenlane CEO talks expansion, deals, and more

Greenlane’s Expansion Push Signals the Next Phase of Heavy-Duty EV Charging

Candidate metadata indicates Greenlane is expanding heavy-duty truck charging beyond California.
The move points to freight electrification shifting from a single-state foothold toward corridor deployment.
Commercial deals will likely matter as much as charging hardware in determining network success.

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High-power EV charging hits one of the US’s busiest freight routes

High-Power Truck Charging Pushes Beyond California Into a Key U.S. Freight Corridor

Heavy-duty EV charging is expanding beyond California into a major U.S. freight route.
Corridor placement is a practical test of whether truck electrification can support real logistics flows.
The move gains significance alongside signs of larger electric truck deployments.

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ADB unveils $70bn plan for Asia’s energy and digital infrastructure

ADB launches $70 billion push for cross-border power and digital infrastructure in Asia

ADB plans to mobilize $50 billion for a regional power grid initiative within a broader $70 billion infrastructure push.
Targets include 20 GW of cross-border renewable integration and 22,000 circuit-kilometers of transmission lines by 2035.
The effort relies on both financing and regulatory coordination across multiple regional cooperation frameworks.

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How OpenAI delivers low-latency voice AI at scale

OpenAI Details the WebRTC Overhaul Behind Faster Voice Conversations

OpenAI says natural voice interaction depends on fast setup and low, stable media latency.
The company rebuilt parts of its WebRTC stack to better fit global scale and routing needs.
The redesign preserves standard client behavior while changing internal packet handling.

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Solar on canals reduces water evaporation by 70% and algae growth by 85%

Solar Panels Over Irrigation Canals Show Big Water and Algae Gains in California Pilot

California's 1.6 MW Nexus pilot put solar arrays over active irrigation canals.
The project reported a 70% reduction in water evaporation and an 85% reduction in algae growth.
The approach could expand renewable generation while reducing land-use conflicts.

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Submarine link to connect island solar to South Korea’s grid

South Korea Solar Projects Gain a Subsea Grid Link From Island Sites

A new 154 kV submarine cable link will connect two solar projects in Sinan county to a substation on Anjwa Island.
Taihan will manufacture the cables, while Taihan Ocean Works will transport and install them.
The project highlights the importance of marine transmission infrastructure for island and floating solar.

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Photo shows the city landscape of Fujairah, United Arab Emirates in the foreground with high-rise buildings and other buildings, while a black tower of smoke rises in the background beyond some hills after an explosion in the industrial zone caused by debris after interception of an Iranian drone by air defense on March 5, 2026.

Amazon Faces Months-Long Recovery After Drone Damage Hits Middle East Data Centers

AWS says repairs to damaged data centers in the UAE and Bahrain will take several more months.
Billing for affected regional operations remains suspended while service is restored.
Customers are being urged to migrate workloads and rely on remote backups where possible.

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Mozambique relaunches 30 MW solar tender in EU-backed program

Mozambique has reopened a 30-megawatt solar tender after an earlier award stalled

Mozambique reopened pre-qualification for a 30 MW solar project in Dondo district.
The site was previously awarded in 2022 under the PROLER renewables auction program.
No PROLER project has yet reached financial close, making execution the central issue.

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