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Charging electric rubbish truck. Photo: Karen Rosetzsky
Photo: Karen Rosetzsky

Silent revolution as Copenhagen’s rubbish trucks goes electric

In Copenhagen, rubbish trucks are switched to electric ones. The switch is primarily intended to reduce emissions, but for the residents of the Danish capital, and for refuse collectors, ele...

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Induction charging

Electric vehicles and charging - time to cut the cord?

New technological developments make wireless charging the perfect solution for all kinds of vehicles and transportation.

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Green plants

The power of rules – how legislation drives environmental innovation

Legislation is sometimes blamed for being a barrier to change, rigid rules that stand in the way of progress. Truth be told, it is often a driving factor behind innovation.

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Anna Borg, Vattenfall's CEO

Vattenfall takes the next step towards new nuclear power

At the beginning of September, Vattenfall's CEO Anna Borg brings parts of the company's Group Management to Canada to visit developers of nuclear power technology, power companies and author...

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Final repository for spent nuclear fuel
Posiva

Finland to open the world’s first final repository for spent nuclear fuel

The Finnish final repository for spent nuclear fuel is being built using the method developed by Swedish Nuclear Fuel Management Company SKB. The repository is expected to receive its first ...

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How does a small modular reactor look? These three visualisations have been created by the Gottlieb Paludan architects for potential design of SMRs for the Nucelerate West feasibility study

Small nuclear reactors, the next big thing

Small, modular nuclear reactors are believed to play a central role in the energy transition when the world moves away from fossil fuels for its power supply. But why is small better than la...

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