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Final turbine installed on France’s first offshore wind farm, with Macron pushing hard on renewables

Installation of all 80 offshore wind turbines off the west coast of France has been completed, with France’s first offshore wind farm scheduled to be up and running by the end of the year. The Saint Nazaire site will produce enough power to cover 20% of total electricity consumption of the Loire-Atlantic, or around 700,000 people. In a bid to promote renewable energy, French president…
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Magna to manufacture thousands of Cartken’s fully autonomous delivery robots in the US

Global contract manufacturer Magna International has agreed to produce and scale a fleet of autonomous delivery robots for silicon valley-based robotics company Cartken. The robots are being built at a Magna facility in Michigan and will soon offer autonomous last-mile deliveries to businesses around the world. Magna International ($MGA) sits as one of the top contract manufacturers in the…
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The Nissan LEAF is getting its first-ever V2G charger for selling energy back to the grid

Good news for Nissan LEAF owners: The automaker is approving its first vehicle-to-grid (V2G) charger for its LEAF model, meaning owners can now sell energy back to the grid. Sending energy back to the grid from your EV can help reduce utility costs during peak usage. The Nissan LEAF was first introduced to the market in 2010 as one of the first mass-market battery electric vehicles. Since then…
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The Meyer Optik Gorlitz Biotar 58mm f/1.5 II Revives a 1930s Lens Design

Meyer Optik Görlitz has announced the Biotar 58mm f/1.5 II, a new edition of a lens that was originally released in the 1930s, was made available for 25 years, and was the longest and best-selling Biotar lens ever. Meyer Optik Görlitz is a German manufacturer of camera lenses that was founded originally in 1896, though its more recent history has been a bit rocky: it has been…
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