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May 05, 2015

Tesla Could Be Changing The Dynamics Of Global Energy
London, UK (SPX) May 05, 2015
Tesla's announcement last week about creating a new line of batteries for use by businesses, consumers, and the electrical grid at large is a game-changer for the industry. Currently, when individuals or companies need back-up power, they usually rely on generators. Effective battery storage for large amounts of energy would be a game changer in that it would enable a separation of generation and use of energy produced through clean fuels like solar and wind power. The big problem with solar and w ... read more

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Texas oil pipeline network to expand

Shell agrees to start clean up of 2008 Niger Delta oil spill

Gas prices mirror crude oil's rise

Five years of research since the Deepwater Horizon oil spill

Research pinpoints defects in popular perovskites

Caterpillar expands renewables in conjunction with First Solar

Windows that act like an LCD Screen

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Church of England to sell dirty fuel over climate change

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US keeps China, India on intellectual rights watch list

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