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Local solar panel developer combines with Dallas company

Local solar panel developer combines with Dallas company © David L. Ryan Frank van Mierlo, who served as chief executive of 1366 Technologies, is CEO of CubicPV, a new company formed by the merger of 1366 and Hunt Perovskite Technologies. SOLAR POWER Local solar panel developer combines with Dallas company Bedford-based solar panel developer 1366 Technologies has combined with Hunt Perovskite Technologies from Dallas to form a new company called CubicPV. Frank van Mierlo, 1366′s chief executive, takes over as CEO of the new company, which will have offices in both cities. The merger joins 1366′s effort to manufacture cheaper silicon wafers with Hunt’s technology to use a new material called perovskite to make solar cells more efficient. As part of the deal, CubicPV is raising $25 million of new funding from investors including Hunt Energy Enterprises, First Solar, and Breakthrough Energy Ventures. The goal is to “dramatically boost the energy harvest and drive down co

Captain Kate Takes Back The Helm After 15 Months

Captain Kate Takes Back The Helm After 15 Months Share this article By Jonathan Levin (Bloomberg) A Celebrity Cruises ship left the coast of Florida on Saturday, becoming the first revenue-earning cruise to depart from the U.S. after a pandemic-induced hiatus. Guests on Celebrity Edge, operated under the broader Royal Caribbean Group umbrella, flashed their vaccination cards as they filed through lines. The company says 99% of guests are vaccinated, and the ship set sail at about 40% of its normal capacity of about 2,900. Health surveys were filled out digitally before boarding. After a pause of more than 15 months, the departure marks the industry’s biggest step yet in returning to a business hit hard since the start of the outbreak. As guests checked in at designated times at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale to limit crowds, there’s a sense of optimism on what this journey brings to the future of cruises.

The Surfside condo disaster and the case for socialism

The Surfside condo disaster: Critical structural dangers were ignored The official death toll climbed to nine Sunday as the search for bodies and possible survivors continued amid the rubble of the Champlain Towers South condominium in Surfside, Florida, located on the Atlantic coast just north of Miami Beach. Eight bodies have been recovered and one person has died in hospital. Over 150 residents remain unaccounted for more than four days after a significant portion of the 40-year-old, 12-story oceanfront residential tower suddenly collapsed in the early hours of Thursday. Among the identified victims are retirees Antonio and Gladys Lozano, married for 59 years, who died together, asleep in their ninth-floor apartment. The body of Manuel LaFont, 54, was recovered on Friday. LaFont, originally from Houston, Texas, was a businessman who worked with companies in Latin America. Stacie Dawn Fang, 54, the first victim identified on Thursday, died of blunt force trauma as her apartment

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