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Biden CO2, Hydrogen Pipeline Dreams Get Wake-Up Call - Vimarsana News

Biden CO2, Hydrogen Pipeline Dreams Get Wake-Up Call

The Biden administration wants to expand, and ideally retrofit, crude and natural gas pipelines to transport CO2 and hydrogen. Industry says it's not that simple.

Source: forbes.com
How to Restart a Nuclear Power Plant - Vimarsana News

How to Restart a Nuclear Power Plant

Federal policymakers should consider expanding nuclear capacity at this moment when nuclear power is viewed favorably by most of the public.

Source: fas.org
Supervisors endorse Controlled Thermal Resources loan application - Vimarsana News

Supervisors endorse Controlled Thermal Resources loan application

EL CENTRO — The Imperial County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a letter to support a loan application requested by Controlled Thermal Resources to the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Loan

Biden has a massive pile of loan money for his energy revolution — and can't spend it all before November - Vimarsana News

Biden has a massive pile of loan money for his energy revolution — and can't spend it all before November

The DOE loan program that bankrolled Solyndra and Tesla has gotten a huge cash infusion under Biden. It’s facing an uncertain future if Donald Trump wins.

Source: eenews.net
'Stretched Thin': Harvard Proctors, PAFs Express Mixed Feelings on College's New Freshman Advising Model | News - Vimarsana News

'Stretched Thin': Harvard Proctors, PAFs Express Mixed Feelings on College's New Freshman Advising Model | News

‘Stretched Thin’: Harvard Proctors, PAFs Express Mixed Feelings on College’s New Freshman Advising Model | News | The Harvard Crimson