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Scientists burn homes to figure out how to best protect them in wildfires
The research has already led to some conclusions that strengthened California's fire code.
The US has a chance to rival China in rush for longer-lasting batteries
The U.S. is the second-largest market for long-lasting energy storage and is expected to ramp up deployments later this decade.
Indian wind turbine giant says nation set to meet 2030 target
Wind is gathering interest in India due to its ability to meet high demand in the evening and early morning, when solar power is absent.
Lawmakers urge EU Parliament to halt monthly France trip over energy costs
Citing skyrocketing prices, members of parliament from across the aisle want the institution’s plenary sessions to be held in Brussels.
Japan has a new name for scorching hot days
The Japan Meteorological Agency will use the term “kokushobi,” which means “severely hot day,” to “effectively raise awareness and encourage caution” among the public.
