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• HB11 Energy receives grant from US Department of Energy to develop clean, safe and unlimited fusion energy

  The U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) has awarded a grant to HB11 Energy as part of its 'Innovation Network for Fusion Energy' ( INFUSE ) program with the objective, "to accelerate basic research to develop cost-effective, innovative fusion energy technologies in the private sector."

• Fusion Fuel Submits Three Green Hydrogen Projects to Spanish H2 Pioneers II Program

  Fusion Fuel announced today that it has submitted three projects to the H2 Pioneers II program, the second such funding call for innovative green hydrogen projects within the framework of the Spanish Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan.

• IMG Saxony-Anhalt: The advantages of green energy

  Affordable green energy is pivotal for a climate-neutral economy. Amidst higher energy costs and sustainability demands, most businesses prioritize green electricity sourcing. Dr. Robert Franke, Managing Director of Investment and Marketing Corporation Saxony-Anhalt, highlights a trend toward companies relocating to areas with local and cost-effective electricity generation.

• NWTN Announces Agreement to Acquire Strategic Stake in Evergrande New Energy Auto

  NWTN Inc. plans a $500 million investment in China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group Ltd. This move advances NWTN's presence in electric vehicles, aligning with their eco-friendly mobility solutions.

• U.S. Experts to Present Carbon Neutrality Progress at Virtual Concrete Sustainability Summit

  The Portland Cement Association (PCA) introduces the first virtual Concrete Sustainability Summit from August 22-24, 2023. Spanning 10 a.m. to noon daily, the event showcases insights from PCA members and industry experts on emissions reduction aligned with the PCA Roadmap to Carbon Neutrality.

• Royal Dairy Farm Together with Nestlé Health Science is Helping Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions through U.S. Dairy Net Zero Initiative

  Royal Dairy teams up with Nestlé Health Science in Washington State for sustainable dairy practices. Aligned with the U.S. Dairy Net Zero Initiative, they aim for industry-wide greenhouse gas neutrality by 2050. Their approach emphasizes cow care, feed, energy, and agriculture, showcasing dairy milk's sustainable nutritional value.