Viper Networks Signs $150 Million JV Agreement with BIET Group to Launch Renewable Energy Power Generation Projects Using an Innovative Hybrid PV-Thermal Technology
/EIN News/ TROY, Mich., April 14, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Viper Networks, Inc. (Pink Sheets: VPER), is pleased to announce that the Company has signed a Joint Venture agreement with BIET Technologies Group to partner on the deployment of renewable energy power projects in several countries including USA, South Africa, Sri Lanka, and Malawi.
Abdelhakim Hassabou Ph.D. Chairman of BIET Technologies Group and Mr. Farid Shouekani, CEO of Viper Networks jointly emphasize: Solar Renewal Energy is foreseen to be the most important clean resource that can be utilized into many applications and projects we are developing. We will launch an innovative hybrid solar Photovoltaic & Thermal energy collector (PV-T); “
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SACRAMENTO – Join state transportation leaders as the California Energy Commission (CEC) unveils details of a first-of-its kind project to accelerate the deployment of infrastructure needed to fuel zero-emission trucks, buses and equipment.
Dr. L.O. Oyewobi is a Senior Lecturer of Quantity Surveying in the School of Environmental Technology at the Federal University of Technology, Minna, Nigeria, and the former Postgraduate Coordinator in Quantity Surveying Department at the University. Luqman is a Registered Quantity Surveyor with Quantity Surveying Registration Board of Nigeria. Before going to University of Cape Town for his PhD, he received BTech Honours Degree in Quantity Surveying with a First Class (Summa Cum Laude) from Federal University of Technology, Minna (2006) and Master Degree from Federal University of Technology, Akure (2010). He has been working as a lecturer in the Department of Quantity Surveying, Federal University of Technology, Minna since 2007. Dr. Oyewobi has received numerous awards including Vice-chancellor’s award for the best graduating student in School of Environmental Technology, Federal University of Technology, Minna, Niger State 2005/2006 session; West Africa Built Environment Resear
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Here’s how sustainable fatty acids boost circular economy
Economic commodities such as fuels, electricity and chemicals are increasingly being produced sustainably. This is a good step towards a circular economy. ChainCraft is working hard to become a major player in this.
The spin-off of Wageningen University and Research (WUR), ChainCraft, makes sustainable and fully circular fatty acids. The raw material is used in various industries and for different products. Currently, the company focuses on the animal feed industry. “The fatty acids are good for the intestinal flora of the animals,” says Niels van Stralen, director of ChainCraft. At the moment, fatty acids are still mainly made with petrochemical oil – which is made from petroleum – or palm oil. “These types of oil are not good for the environment. Our fatty acids are completely biobased and therefore a lot less environmentally harmful,” states Van Stralen. “Moreover, we can make the fatty acids lo