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Why the U.S. Government Plans to Spend Billions to Keep Money-Losing Nuclear Plants Open - Vimarsana News

Why the U.S. Government Plans to Spend Billions to Keep Money-Losing Nuclear Plants Open

The U.S. government is spending billions of dollars to prop up some money-losing nuclear plants, which it needs to stay open to meet its clean energy goals.

About 100 Israeli companies on the energy tech landscape - Vimarsana News

About 100 Israeli companies on the energy tech landscape

From generating, transmitting, distributing and storing energy to mitigating carbon and pioneering hydrogen power, Israeli startups are on the map.

California Lifts Suspension of the Use of NOLs - Vimarsana News

California Lifts Suspension of the Use of NOLs

In June 2020, California lawmakers passed legislation that limited use of net operating losses (NOLs) for California taxpayers with net business income of $1 million or more for the tax years 2020, 2021, and 2022. In addition, the amount of business tax credits that could be used in a year to offset California tax was limited to $5 million for the same tax years. (See related Wilson Sonsini…

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Coal Mines Transformed Society. Now, Their Flooded Remains Could Heat the Homes of the Future - Vimarsana News

Coal Mines Transformed Society. Now, Their Flooded Remains Could Heat the Homes of the Future

Most mines in the U.K. have fallen silent, but their centuries-old story isn’t necessarily over.

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Coal Mines Transformed Society. Now, Their Flooded Remains Could Heat the Homes of the Future - Vimarsana News

Coal Mines Transformed Society. Now, Their Flooded Remains Could Heat the Homes of the Future

Most mines in the U.K. have fallen silent, but their centuries-old story isn’t necessarily over.