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EDF Renewables North America Signs Agreement with Southern California Public Power Authority for Solar+Storage Energy Project - Vimarsana News

EDF Renewables North America Signs Agreement with Southern California Public Power Authority for Solar+Storage Energy Project

The Bonanza Solar and Storage project, located in Clark County, Nevada, will have a total capacity of 300 MWac solar PV along with a 195 MW 4-hour BESS.

'Sick man' robs guards at hospital | News - Vimarsana News

'Sick man' robs guards at hospital | News

A man from the Corporate Area has confessed to committing two counts of robbery at the Kingston Public Hospital by posing as a patient in need of medical attention. The man, Michael Webster, stole valuables amounting to $128,000 from security...

New Zealand grocery stores adding facial recognition, police want open discussion - Vimarsana News

New Zealand grocery stores adding facial recognition, police want open discussion

Facial recognition is entering New Zealand’s grocery stores and the rapid expansion of the technology has been filling the country’s newspaper headlines.

Questioning facial recognition technology - Vimarsana News

Questioning facial recognition technology

It is good to hear the privacy commissioner will be keeping a close eye on the trial of facial recognition technology (FRT) at some North Island...

Source: odt.co.nz
Letters: Who will march for Baby Ru?; blood clot risks; Herne Bay sewerage debate - Vimarsana News

Letters: Who will march for Baby Ru?; blood clot risks; Herne Bay sewerage debate

Who will march for Baby Ru? Privacy Commissioner Michael Webster points out why handing over CCTV footage can be an invasion of an individual’s privacy - but...