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Toyota Unveils Anime Series, 'GRIP': Plot, Details, Watch Online

Centered around a Gazoo driver "taking on the evil of soulless automated driving," the five-episode series will be released weekly beginning Feb. 26.

Finally something good can come from all those election signs

A beekeeper in Kamloops has a great idea for repurposing used campaign signs.Murray Willis is the owner of Clear View Glass in Valleyview and tends 60 boxes of honeybees.“I was driving past all of the election sign

Pandemic, Russian aggression wreak havoc on gas markets

Two years of turbulence, IGU says in latest report.

International Gas Union: Global Gas Report 2022: Natural, low- and zero-carbon gases and gas infrastructure key to an achievable transition toward a sustainable and secure energy future for all.

DAEGU, South Korea, May 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The International Gas Union (IGU), Snam and knowledge partner Rystad Energy, are releasing the Global Gas Report 2022 (GGR), on the occasion

Global Gas Report 2022: Natural, low- and zero-carbon gases and gas infrastructure key to an achievable transition toward a sustainable and secure energy future for all.

/PRNewswire/ - The International Gas Union (IGU), Snam and knowledge partner Rystad Energy, are releasing the Global Gas Report 2022 (GGR), on the occasion of...

Top LNG exporter Qatar warns gas prices are at unhealthy levels - News for the Energy Sector

Qatar, the world’s biggest exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG), warned that prices have climbed to “unhealthy” levels. “While natural gas prices are

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Head of U.S. Department of Energy Loan Programs on Being a "Catalyst" for Wall Street and Why the Current Pace of Deployment for Climate Solutions in the United States is "Wholly Unacceptable"

Head of U.S. Department of Energy Loan Programs on Being a “Catalyst” for Wall Street and Why the Current Pace of Deployment for Climate Solutions in the United States is “Wholly Unacceptable” WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--“Too much money and not enough projects” is how the head of the DOE Loan Programs Office characterizes the current pace of deployment for climate-related projects in the United States. “The pace at which we are deploying climate solutions is wholly unacceptable,” says Jigar Shah, director of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office that has more than $40 billion in loans and loan guarantees available to help deploy large-scale energy infrastructure projects in the United States. “The United States is at maybe $200 billion a year of climate change solution deployment annually. That number has to probably be a trillion dollars a year to be able to be on track to [achieve] the goals that the president will be announcing [at the United Nations Climate Change Conference] in Glasgow.”