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The philanthropist joins an array of high-profile speakers at the Energy Voice event that will raise the curtain on the Cop26 climate summit in Glasgow.

Stakeholders across local and regional countries are keen to pursue sustainable fuels by Zainab Mansoor July 25, 2021 The regional energy landscape has gone through layers of disruption to evolve into its current form. As the demand side of the equation evolved, a departure from the traditional way of powering the world’s energy needs was witnessed through an accelerated uptake of digital interventions and a marked shift towards ‘cleaner’ options. Companies across the industry spectrum adopted indigenous, technology-driven solutions for operational benefits and sustainability. ...

10 Djent Songs All Metalheads Should Know Cultivated by artists such as Meshuggah, Animals as Leaders and Periphery, djent is among the most prevalent components of progressive metal. Basically, it emphasizes palm-muted, low-tuned and highly syncopated guitar riffs alongside polymeters to yield a guttural and hypnotic atmosphere. While some fans argue that djent is a proper subgenre, others feel that the term is more of a description – or actual onomatopoeia – for the music’s vibe. Either way, djent is incredible, and now’s the perfect time to explore 10 tracks that should be required...

chowell@weirtondailytimes.com PLANS — Weirton Utilities Director Butch Mastrantoni, at right, addresses members of Weirton Council Tuesday, providing an update on the city’s plans for expanding water and sanitary services. -- Craig Howell WEIRTON — Members of city council, earlier this week, received an update on projects which would expand water and sanitary services in Weirton, doubling the capacity at each of the city’s treatment plants. Utilities Director Butch Mastrantoni estimated the Weirton Area Water Board and the Weirton Sanitary Board are each 50 percent complete with the p...

Ruapekapeka memorial for all sides in conflict 03 Feb 2021 12:27 PM More Related Stories Related Podcast A memorial to those who fought on both sides in the Northern War of 1845 and 1846 has been unveiled at Ruapekapeka, the site of the last battle. He Rua Whakautu mō te Riri stands at the grave of 12 British soldiers, sailors and marines in the campsite where British forces staged their assault on the Pā in January 1846. The shallow grave was found by archaeologists Jonathan Carpenter in 2017 after decades of searching by the Ruapeakpeka Trust, representing the hapū who defended...