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In September 2017, Hurricane Maria devastated the northeast Caribbean. The unrelenting storm destroyed the island of Puerto Rico’s power grid, leaving 95% of its residents without electricity and more than half with no tap water.

he land sits within the Regional Technology Innovation (RTI) Overlay, which allows for by-right use for data centers, advanced manufacturing, research and development sites.

Despite the significant benefits, BESSs are subject to thermal runaway conditions because, at their core, they utilize rechargeable batteries.

Despite the significant benefits, BESSs are subject to thermal runaway conditions because, at their core, they utilize rechargeable batteries.

Aging and outdated railroads limit speed and weight, so the upcoming modernization projects will deliver faster railways and increase the efficiency of economic exchanges. Many of the projects funded will involve replacing older railways more prone to breakage and derailments. 

The forest fire prevention video monitoring system that Dahua helped build in DaliPrefecture offers wide-coverage, all-weather, high-precision, andintelligent 24/7 monitoringthat can automatically detect fire and locate its source in time.

A leading Belgium energy supplier has turned to ABB Electrification Service for a retrofill solution to safeguard and extend the safe operating life of its switchgear systems across five of its combined heat and power (CHP) plants.

Thanks in no small part to single-phase immersion cooling, TACC’s Lonestar6 supercomputer delivers three times the performance than its predecessor — with less space, power, and expense.

With over 1 billion internet users, China is the world’s No. 1 user of the web with an ever-increasing appetite for data. 

The University of Westminster educates roughly 19,000 students at its four London campuses. The university is an attractive force to a diverse new generation of learners, recently named as one of the top 100 most international universities in the world, teaching students from 169 different nationalities.