Linda Garcia

The repair, reuse and refurbishment of electronic products is already widespread in off-grid energy markets. However, what are the benefits? Improving repairability extends the life cycle of the product, resulting in less electronic waste, lower material consumption and lower transportation costs, making it a cheaper and more environmentally friendly option. Local entrepreneurs can also build … Read more

A recent WCRI study found that starting physical therapy within the first two weeks after injury was associated with lower medical utilization and costs, as well as a shorter duration of temporary disability. For workers, back pain is a common worker injury. This can occur in industrial workers who lift heavy workers and office workers … Read more

I was a little worried about John Sackett’s letter about Solar. John lived a great life and served this community very well. He taught school, served as a councilor, district legislature, and city overseer. But I bet if you asked him what he is most proud of, his answer would be his family and his … Read more

An extensive literature on hydrogen is published by companies, governments, and energy market analysts. Everyone is looking for the most likely avenues for a major energy broker in a future carbon-free economy. For the moment everything is conceptual as hydrogen production for industrial use is still quite carbon intensive. It looks like the importance of … Read more

The author is an analyst at NH Investment & Securities. He can be reached at hwdoh@nhqv.com. – Ed. In 2021, large companies like Apple and HMC are slated to start rolling out SiC and GaN transistors. We assume that the associated market growth will accelerate seriously. In 2021, Apple, HMC, and others will begin using … Read more

Woolwich Planning Agency approved the $ 10 million 30-acre solar project on Monday. Kathleen O’Brien / The Times Record WOOLWICH – A 30 acre hay field in Woolwich is about to be filled with 19,000 solar panels as part of an estimated $ 10 million solar project. The Woolwich Planning Authority approved the project on … Read more

As we near the end of the current 116th Congress on Jan. 3, there was a series of energy-related activities on Capitol Hill, as well as with the President-elect from Biden to Harris, as President-elect Biden awaited his inauguration on Jan. January prepared. Biden-Harris transition updates President-elect Biden has further rounded off his energy, environment … Read more

Trina Solar and seven other well-known manufacturers of solar modules are working towards the standardization of 210 mm silicon wafers and modules. The proposal envisages setting 210 ± 0.25 mm as the standard size for silicon wafers in the 210-220 mm size range in accordance with the International Photovoltaic Standards (SEMI) for semiconductor equipment and … Read more

DUBLIN – (BUSINESS WIRE) – Added “Supercapacitor Market: Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity, and Forecast 2020-2025” report ResearchAndMarkets.com Offer. The global supercapacitor market grew with a CAGR of around 15% in 2014-2019. For the future, the publisher expects the global market for supercapacitors to grow rapidly over the next five years. A supercapacitor, … Read more

HOUSE AND SENATE The negotiators released a compromise on climate change on Sunday afternoon, which provides a fairly detailed roadmap for meeting the net zero emissions target by 2050 and setting an interim target for 2030 that is more aggressive than the Baker administration last week required. The Baker government last Thursday called for emissions … Read more