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NASA and IBM Join Forces in AI-Powered Climate Research, Emphasizing Open Science Principles
NASA has intensified its climate research efforts by collaborating with IBM Research to develop an AI geospatial foundation model, leveraging vast amounts of satellite data. This initiative, guided by open science principles, facilitates the creation of tailored AI tools to study environmental phenomena such as burn scars, flood delineation, and
ABL Expands Into Romania with New Office in Constanta to Bolster Black Sea Energy and Maritime Sectors
Saudi Arabia could hit 130 GW of renewables by 2030
GlobalData say it is “plausible” that Saudi Arabia could close in on its target of 130 GW of renewables by 2030 by strengthening policies, competitive auctions and other financial measures. The report says the country has added 2.1 GW of renewable power capacity since 2022 – a 300% increase from
Serbian Monasteries Embrace Solar Power to Boost Sustainability and Cut Costs
Several Serbian monasteries, including the historic Zica Monastery and the Monastery of St. Stephen in Lipovac, have adopted solar power to enhance self-sustainability and reduce electricity costs. These monasteries, located in regions with favorable solar conditions, are utilizing solar energy to generate substantial power savings and support heritage preservation. Father
Krannich Solar Expands in the Balkans with New Branches in Croatia and Slovenia
European Car Sales Drop 2.8% in March; Electric Vehicle Demand Cools
European new-car sales fell by 2.8% to 1.38 million units in March, with electric vehicles (EVs) experiencing a significant 11% decline, according to the industry body ACEA. The slowdown, accentuated by economic pressures such as higher interest rates and reduced subsidies, affected major automakers like Volkswagen Group and