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MIT Electric Vehicle Team Launches New Hydrogen Fuel Cell Motorcycle Into The World

January 16, 2024 admin australia green hydrogen, clean power, clean transport, electric motorcycles, Electric vehicles, fuel cell vehicles, honda, hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, Japan, japan clean energy, kawasaki, massachusetts institute of technology (mit), motorcycles + scooters, suzuki, yamaha

Credit to Author: Tina Casey| Date: Sat, 13 Jan 2024 02:42:33 +0000

Everybody thought a fuel cell electric motorcycle was impossible, and a team of MIT students aims to prove them wrong.

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Electric Boats To Jumpstart Japan’s Floating Offshore Wind Industry

April 12, 2023 admin all-electric boats, battery swap, battery swapping, boats, clean power, clean transport, electric boats, floating offshore wind, floating offshore wind energy, floating offshore wind farms, floating turbines, floating wind, Japan, japan clean energy, japan offshore wind, offshore wind energy, offshore wind farms, wind energy

Credit to Author: Tina Casey| Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2023 14:25:59 +0000

A fleet of electric boats could build new floating offshore wind farms in Japan that deploy new cost-cutting tensile leg platform technology, eventually.

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Metamorphosis In Fukushima — Installing 11 Solar Power Plants & 10 Wind Power Plants

November 17, 2019 admin 100% renewable electricity, 100% renewable energy, clean power, eco solar japan, fukushima nuclear, fukushima nuclear complex, fukushima nuclear disaster, fukushima nuclear power plant, fukushima nuclear reactors, Japan, japan clean energy, japan renewable energy, japan solar energy, japan wind energy, nuclear energy, onshore wind farms, policy & politics, renewable energy standards, Solar energy, solar power plants, wind energy

Credit to Author: Cynthia Shahan| Date: Sun, 17 Nov 2019 20:55:37 +0000

How does one renew an area devastated by nuclear waste? I think of brilliant Kirusowa’s film Dreams. One of the dreams depicts the horror and abyss after the fallout of a nuclear accident. Indeed, in real life, there are farmlands in Japan that are ruined, land that cannot be cultivated anymore. The Nikkei Asian Review reports mountainous areas where population outflows continue