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What You Need to Know About Metal Fabrication

DETROIT - Products that are made via metal fabrication are everywhere, from car parts to office equipment. Why, even a simple paperclip, which is made from galvanized steel, is metal fabricated through the processes of designing, cutting, and forming. If you're delving into what you need to know about metal fabrication, consider consulting a precision

By |2024-07-16T17:04:42-04:00August 29th, 2022|Guest Columns|

Renewable Energy Stocks Crushing Fossil Fuels

WASHINGTON DC - The Inflation Reduction Act recently passed by Congress adds significant long-term certainty for electric utilities and power generators eager to transition to cleaner power sources, but the effects won't be felt for a few years. That doesn't mean industry is waiting around in the meantime. In an astonishing trend, the United States

By |2022-08-28T11:12:40-04:00August 28th, 2022|Clean Update|

World’s Biggest Offshore Wind Farm Goes Online

LONDON, UK - A massive offshore wind project has been underway off the coast of England for over four years. Construction of Hornsea One started in January 2018, and generated its first power a year and a half later. Meanwhile, construction of neighboring Hornsea Two got underway, with that site first coming online last December. Now the project is at

By |2022-08-28T11:12:40-04:00August 28th, 2022|Clean Update|

Challenges Facing California’s Plan To Ban Internal Combustion Engines In 13 Years

SACRAMENTO, Ca. - California will require all new cars, light trucks and SUVs sold in the state to run on electricity or hydrogen by 2035 in the world's most ambitious move away from gasoline-powered vehicles and the pollution they emit. The requirements come in phases starting in 2026, and they will take 13 years to become fully

By |2022-08-28T11:12:41-04:00August 28th, 2022|Auto Tech, ESD|

Hydrogen Could Change The Way We Fuel Our Lives

DETROIT - Last week, Canada signed onto a major energy project with Germany that, once built, will transform the windswept Port au Port Peninsula in Western Newfoundland and Labrador into a hydrogen-producing energy powerhouse. The first phase of the project involves building 164 new wind turbines in one of the windiest corners of the country. The

By |2022-08-28T11:12:41-04:00August 28th, 2022|Industry 4.0|

Low-Cost Batteries Made From Inexpensive Materials

DETROIT - An aluminum-sulfur battery, made from inexpensive, abundant materials, could provide low-cost backup storage for renewable energy sources. As ever larger installations of wind and solar power systems are being built around the world, the need is growing fast for economical, large-scale backup systems to provide power when the the air is calm and

By |2022-08-28T11:12:42-04:00August 28th, 2022|Industry 4.0|

Cheap, Simple, At-Home EV Charging for the Masses

DETROIT - ConnectDER makes a widget that taps directly into your home’s electrical meterand can be installed in seconds without the need to splurge for electrical service upgrades. Their partnership with Siemens promises an all-in-one charging solution for EVs that installs in less than 15 minutes. ConnectDER is a Virginia-based company that has developed a

By |2022-08-28T11:12:42-04:00August 28th, 2022|Auto Tech, New Products / Contracts|

Michigan State Police Crime Lab Halts Cannabis Blood Tests After False THC Positives Discovered

LANSING - The Michigan State Police Forensic Science Division is examining a discrepancy discovered earlier this week in THC blood testing results in which the presence of CBD in a blood sample may have led to a positive result for THC, an MSP spokesperson said Friday. “Out of an abundance of caution, the MSP/FSD today

By |2022-08-28T11:15:54-04:00August 26th, 2022|Featured, Marijuana Business, News, Politics, Politics/Government|

Study Reveals CISOs To Outsource Security Program Improvements, 24/7 Protection

COMMERCE  - Nuspire, a managed security services provider, announced findings from its annual research study, revealing CISO challenges, priorities and key trends as well as the drivers behind purchasing decisions. “The shift to remote work, a significant increase in threat volume and the ongoing cybersecurity talent shortage are some of the biggest challenges facing CISOs

By |2022-08-25T12:00:36-04:00August 25th, 2022|Cyber Defense|