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Historic Record: Most of Argentina’s Energy Comes from Renewable Sources, with Less Depend
Renewable energy in Argentina reached an unprecedented milestone this October: more than half of the country’s electricity came from clean sources. Renewable energy recorded its highest historical participation last month, with 24.8% generation in Argentina, excluding large dams. Hydraulic energy contributed another 26.67%, totaling 51.47% of the national electricity matrix....
Renewable Energy And EV Growth Have Far Exceeded 2015 Forecasts
The latest edition of the annual UN climate summit ended with little fanfare on Friday, marking a decade since the famous Paris Climate Agreement of 2015. Dubbed COP30, the summit held in Brazil followed the usual pattern of the experts warning of how far off track the world is from...
DOE intensifies clean energy rollback in favor of ‘common sense’ energy policy
(iStock) The Trump administration is dismantling two major Energy Department offices responsible for billions in clean energy funding, accelerating its rollback of Biden-era climate initiatives, The Wall Street Journal writes. The DOE will eliminate the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations and the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, following earlier moves...
Praise Amazon for raising this service from the dead
Opinion For years, Google has seemingly indulged a corporate fetish of taking products that are beloved, then killing them. AWS has been on a different kick lately: Killing services that frankly shouldn't have seen the light of day. The first was Amazon Sumerian (tagline: "You're making that service up, right?"),...
Amazon Announces 3 Actions Taken Against Counterfeiters
Amazon announced actions taken against three groups of counterfeiters operating on its platform. In one action, the company’s Counterfeit Crimes Unit (CCU) filed a lawsuit targeting what it called a “massive” trademark fraud scheme, Amazon said in a Monday (Nov. 24) update. The company’s legal action is aimed at individuals...
Amazon pushes in-house AI coding tool Kiro over competitors’, memo shows
Amazon suggested its engineers eschew AI code generation tools from third-party companies in favor of its own, a move to bolster its proprietary Kiro service, which it released in July, according to an internal memo viewed by Reuters.




