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Virtual solar power plants give Queenslanders power to earn We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement A Brisbane renewable energy company has signed a multimillion-dollar contract with a major housing developer to provide a “virtual” power plant for thousands of homes powered by the solar energy collected from their rooftops. RedEarth will link the rooftops as a giant community-based electricity generator. RedEarth co-founders Charlie Walker and Chris Winter outline multimillion-dollar plans to install a network of...

Roivant Sciences today announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Silicon Therapeutics for $450 million in Roivant equity, with additional potential regulatory and commercial milestone payments.

For Immediate Release, January 25, 2021 Contact: Roger Featherstone, Arizona Mining Reform Coalition, (520) 777-9500, roger@azminingreform.org Randy Serraglio, Center for Biological Diversity, (520) 784-1504, rserraglio@biologicaldiversity.org Sandy Bahr, Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter, (602) 999-5790, sandy.bahr@sierraclub.org Pete Dronkers, Earthworks, (775) 815-9936, pdronkers@earthworksaction.org Curt Shannon, Access Fund, (480) 652-5547, curt@accessfund.org Lawsuit Challenges Trump Administration Review of Massive Arizona Copper Mine That Would Destroy Sacred O...

Comment: Covid unleashed the power of collaboration and community Add to Bookmarks The pandemic has shown how necessary it is that landlords and retailers work together, says Matt Slade, retail director of property company Quintain. When we look back on 2020, it’s pretty obvious what we’ll remember. The way we live, work, shop and spend our downtime has completely changed. Walk down many local high streets – something we’ve all been doing a lot more of, as our worlds for months on end were contained within a 15-minute walk – and what will you see? One, two, three (or more?) reta...

Do you struggle to nod off because you're warm? Credit: Simon Winnall/Taxi So the Beast from the East is sharpening its claws: experts predict a plunge into Arctic weather soon with “significant” snow and temperatures struggling to climb above freezing. This will mean cranked-up thermostats, roaring fires and chunky jumpers, but what happens when we crawl under the duvet at night? Dr Sophie Bostock is a behavioural psychologist and sleep expert. “There tends to be more information on summer sleeping, because of the assumption it’s easier to fall and stay asleep in a heated house in co...