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AFRY Receives Leadership Score in CDP’s Assessment of Climate Impact Reduction Strategies

AFRY, a global engineering and consulting company, has received a Leadership score of A- from the CDP (formerly Carbon Disclosure

GARO to launch next generation smart wall boxes for destination charging – GARO Entity

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November 30, 2022 David Brobst

GARO to launch next generation smart wall boxes for destination charging – GARO Entity

Safety and security were the focal points of the development of the new platform, GARO Entity. The new products that

Saab Signs Contract for Two Signal Intelligence Ships for Poland

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November 27, 2022 David Brobst

Saab Signs Contract for Two Signal Intelligence Ships for Poland

Saab has today signed a contract with the Polish State Treasury Armament Agency for design, production and support of two

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November 18, 2022 David Brobst

WICONA MEETS: Steen Elsted Andersen

In the latest episode of WICONA Meets, our team traveled to Copenhagen to meet one of Europe’s leading facade designers.

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November 15, 2022 David Brobst

Valtech Named Enterprise Solution Partner and Receives First Ever Global Badge from Optimizely

Valtech, a global business transformation company, today announced its inclusion in Optimizely’s inaugural Enterprise Solution Partner program as a Global

World-first Volvo delivers electric trucks with fossil-free steel to customers

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November 10, 2022 David Brobst

World-first: Volvo delivers electric trucks with fossil-free steel to customers

In September this year, Volvo Trucks started series production of heavy-duty electric, 44 tonne* trucks, as the first global truck

Salsa Launches Dragon Gaming Content on its Platform

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November 1, 2022 David Brobst

Salsa Launches Dragon Gaming Content on its Platform

Salsa Technology has today enhanced its Salsa Gator offering by launching a range of titles from games developer DragonGaming ™. The

SSC's long-term goal of zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2040 includes several major investments. The most recent is 624 new solar panels at the company’s satellite station facility in Santiago, Chile. The new power source is now supplying the facility with green electricity. The solar park is the first of several planned at SSC’s facilities around the world. “Space is hugely important for a sustainable development of our modern societies on Earth. The UN has proclaimed that space services are crucial to reach the 17 sustainability goals. Meanwhile, there is much that SSC and other space companies can do to make our own operations more sustainable. The power supply is one of several important components,” says Sonia Castellanos, SSC Global Manager Ground Systems Infrastructure. With over 6,000 hours of sunshine every year, Santiago is a particularly favorable location for solar energy. The new solar panels will have a total output of 350kWh with a production of approximately 660Mwh annually. For cloudy days, storage options with lithium batteries will also be added in the coming months, as well as a smaller backup powered by fossil fuels that can be used if needed. “This is a long-term investment. We estimate that this measure alone cuts SSC's annual carbon dioxide emissions from heat and electricity purchases by eight percent, which is equivalent to the emissions from our planned rocket launches from Esrange. And financially, we expect to recover the costs within seven to eight years after commissioning, while becoming less sensitive to volatile energy prices,” says Sonia Castellanos. The Santiago station is an important node in SSC's global network of satellite ground stations – one of the largest networks of its kind in the world. As a next step towards a greener energy supply, SSC plans to introduce a corresponding solar cell parks at selected company facilities around the world. The long-term goal is to cut the entire company's energy consumption by 30 percent by 2025 and completely eliminate carbon dioxide emissions from operations by 2040, in accordance with The Paris Agreement.

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November 1, 2022 David Brobst

Green power for future space missions – SSC introduces new solar park in Chile

SSC’s long-term goal of zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2040 includes several major investments. The most recent is 624 new

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October 27, 2022 David Brobst

ESSA Pharma Presents Preclinical Data for its First Generation Androgen Receptor N-Terminal Domain Degrader at the 34th EORTC-NCI-AACR Symposium

ESSA Pharma Inc. (“ESSA”, or the “Company”) (NASDAQ: EPIX), a clinical-stage pharmaceutical company focused on developing novel therapies for the

Algae cultivation is now heating up to 2,500 apartments in Gustavsberg, Sweden

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October 26, 2022 David Brobst

Algae cultivation is now heating up to 2,500 apartments in Gustavsberg, Sweden

Excess heat from AstaReal’s algae cultivation is now being used for district heating for up to 2,500 apartments in Gustavsberg, outside