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Removing the carbon dioxide reduces the carbon footprint of the hydrogen produced and makes the process more efficient. The syngas, once separated from the hydrogen, is also used in a gas engine that generates energy to power the process and export surplus to the grid, maximizing outputs from the system.

PC Tech Magazine sat down with Orikiiriza Innocent, the CEO of KaCyber Technologies and he shared with us all that we need to know about the company.

A wave of new laws will take effect on Saturday, July 1, 2023. Following the 2023 Minnesota legislative session, laws and finances have been distributed to have positive impacts on

Roseburg Forest Products Canada's MDF plant is unique to Canada as it's integrated with a value-added product plant and uses byproducts from local facilities for the manufacture of MDF.

The Department of Iron Range Resources & Rehabilitation was awarded a $9.3 million federal Advanced Transportation Technology and Innovation Program (ATTAIN) grant to expand and extend the goMARTI pilot deployment

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has developed medical innovations for decades. Thanks to the minds that have worked for the VA, medical marvels such as the cardiac pacemaker, practicing clinical trials, standing wheelchairs, cardiac surgery, liver transplants and much more are now used commo

The number of companies recognizing Juneteenth as a paid holiday increased again in 2023, two years after the day was named a federal holiday.

Trudeau Liberals advance their next steps towards transitioning Canada towards a net-zero, low-carbon economy

U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm visits Madison and Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Dr. Raymond Radosevich, a resident of Albuquerque for over 40 years, died peacefully on May 27 after a long battle with cancer. He was 85 years old. He is survived by Alice, Carol, Dora and his son, Reed, daughter, Andrea and her four children, Meir,...