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OBITUARY: Black Isle farmer and church elder John MacDonald, who had strong links to Lochbroom, touched so many lives - Vimarsana News

OBITUARY: Black Isle farmer and church elder John MacDonald, who had strong links to Lochbroom, touched so many lives

John MacDonald was born on August 15, 1943 at Inverness.

Dràma na Gàidhlig: Opening the curtain on neglected Scottish plays - Vimarsana News

Dràma na Gàidhlig: Opening the curtain on neglected Scottish plays

FOR the last couple of months I’ve been looking at the history of Scottish plays, performances and theatres, introducing many works in Scots and…

Google stablemate and Vector to create virtual map of Auckland power grid - Vimarsana News

Google stablemate and Vector to create virtual map of Auckland power grid

Vector claims the virtual map will help the city get ready for electric vehicles and climate change, but others are not so sure.

Are EVs ready for our roads and vice versa? - Vimarsana News

Are EVs ready for our roads and vice versa?

From driving times to battery degradation, we look at the common criticisms levelled at electric cars.

Home EV off-peak smart charger trial offers power grid solutions - Vector - Vimarsana News

Home EV off-peak smart charger trial offers power grid solutions - Vector

Photo: Unsplash / Andrew Roberts The Climate Change Commission has called for the electrification of 40 percent of the country's light traffic fleet by 2035, but increased update of EVs would place significant pressure on the power grid and drive up home power bills in the future. More consumers installing charging stations at home would mean even more stress on the power grid. Vector chief executive Simon Mackenzie said the power grid was not designed to handle such an increase in loads. "You might have one household worth of energy on a property and by virtue of putting a charger in your ho...

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