The US Army has teamed up with a clean-tech company to turn waste heat into drinking water for soldiers in the field.

REEV aims to address EV range anxiety; adoption remains uncertain amid high costs and infrastructure issues.

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Wind and solar penetration in W.A., host to world’s biggest isolated grid, is regularly reaching 84 per cent, heralding a rethink about the operations of the grid.

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