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Energy Vault Expands Global Footprint for Gravity Energy Storage with 10 Year License and Royalty Agreement Covering Southern Africa - Vimarsana News

Energy Vault Expands Global Footprint for Gravity Energy Storage with 10 Year License and Royalty Agreement Covering Southern Africa

Energy Vault Holdings Inc. NYSE NRGV Energy Vault or the Company a leader in sustainable gridscale energy storage solutions today announced that it has signed a new licensing and royalty agreement in the Southern African Development Community SADC region.

Energy Vault expands its global footprint for gravity energy storage with license covering South Africa - Vimarsana News

Energy Vault expands its global footprint for gravity energy storage with license covering South Africa

Grid-scale energy storage provider Energy Vault has announced it has signed a new licensing and royalty agreement in the Southern African Development Community region. The agreement...

Musician takes to 
the streets to make 
ends meet - Vimarsana News

Musician takes to 
the streets to make 
ends meet

In a small village called Mavanze, about 10 kilometres outside Rundu, lives a dedicated musician who has taken his art to the streets to make ends meet.Valerian Sambweko (51),...

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Residents in 
flood-prone areas urged to be vigilant - Vimarsana News

Residents in 
flood-prone areas urged to be vigilant

While dam levels continue to drop, the levels of perennial rivers in the north of Namibia are increasing and those living in flood-prone regions have been warned to take the...

Namibia's rejected chiefs - The Namibian - Vimarsana News

Namibia's rejected chiefs - The Namibian

Political squabbles and simmering family feuds have plunged eight chieftaincies into limbo for eight years, leaving communities longing for resolution and casting a long shadow over traditional leadership in Namibia.”