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Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference 2022, coming up on 29 and 30 November in Amsterdam, will feature a Hydrogen Area for the first time.

A spate of extortion incidents against foreign business people in East London means many foreigners in the city live in constant fear of being kidnapped and tortured.

Tesla's latest wireless upgrade makes its cars to charge faster: the OTA software improvement is already being rolled out to the first customers in North America.

Light can finally be seen at the end of the tunnel for the Tesla Semi. The electric truck will soon begin deliveries after years of delays: the EPA has already cleared it for circulation and deliveries are expected to begin almost immediately.

Ramp up production of the Tesla Cybertruck is getting closer. The company is making all the necessary preparations, including manufacturing a key component, the battery packs, at the Fremont factory.

A recent study conducted by Dutch environmental think tank CE Delft showed that one out of three private flights from Schiphol or Rotterdam The Hague

One in six international students drops out in first year, study finds

In our latest interview, AZoM spoke with Dr. Anne Meyer and Dr. Alyson Santoro who are currently collaborating as part of Nereid Biomaterials. This group is creating a new biopolymer that can be broken down by bioplastic-degrading microbes in marine environments, bringing us closer to reducing the i

Tesla has just updated its new 4680 battery cells production capacity: according to official information this improvement means that mass production is getting closer; although on the other hand and in parallel, Tesla also claims to be reducing its dependence on them. Is it a contradiction?

Elon Musk has just announced that Tesla is focusing on developing a new platform for its next generation of electric cars, which will cost half as much as the Model 3 and Model Y platform.