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02Feb/21

Technology and Industry Trend: Huawei Launch Top Ten Trends of Site Power

February 2, 2021InnovationArticles, China, Electrical grid, Emissions reduction, energy, Energy economics, Energy efficiency, Energy policy, Ethiopia, Greece, Huawei, Iraq, Low-carbon economy, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peng Jianhua, Renewable energy, Shenzhen, Solar power, Sustainable energysmbale

SHENZHEN, China, Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — As emerging technologies such as 5G, Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, and artificial intelligence (AI) are rapidly commercialized, the digital transformation in various industries is getting prospering. The epidemic and carbon neutrality goals further accelerate the transformation towards a smart society. What does it mean to the site power? What will happen if the energy technologies are combined with the power electronics technologies and digital technologies? Continue reading →

28Dec/15

Smoke billows from chimneys in central Rome, in front of St. Peters's Basilica dome.

Three-day ban on private cars starts in Italy’s Milan to lower air pollution levels

December 28, 2015EnvironmentAir pollution, Articles, China, Claudia, Climate forcing, Davide, Germano, Giacomo, Italy, Low-carbon economy, Milan, Pollution, Road space rationing, Road traffic management, Rome, Shanghai, Simone, Smog, Transport, Transportation planningsmbale

Smoggy Christmas in Italy prompts emergency measures, with Milan imposing a total ban on private cars in the city and its hinterland for three days to lower air pollution levels.

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07Dec/15

G7, EU pledge 10 bln U.S. dollars to aid Africa’s renewables plan

December 7, 2015EnvironmentAfrica, African Development Bank, Articles, BOURGET, Bright green environmentalism, Businesspeople, Egypt, France, Group of Eight, Humans, Laurent Fabius, Low-carbon economy, Paris, Renewable energy, Renewable energy technology, Richard Branson, Technological changesmbale

Group of Seven industrial nations and the European Union back Africa’s renewables plan with 10 billion U.S. dollars.

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27Nov/15

World Bank sets out plan to bolster Africa against climate change

November 27, 2015EnvironmentAnimal ecology, Articles, Climate change adaptation, Climate change in Africa, Climate change policy, Energy development, Gabon, Global warming, Jamal Saghir, Low-carbon economy, Makhtar Diop, Natural environment, Nature, Niger, Plant ecology, Renewable energysmbale

The World Bank Group has unveiled a new plan that calls for 16 billion U.S. dollars in funding to help African people and countries adapt to climate change and build up the continent’s resilience to climate shocks.

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