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Toyota Mirai Sets World Record Covering Over 1,000 Km with One Fill Of Hydrogen

Toyota’s hydrogen-powered Mirai set a new world record for longest drive ever on hydrogen with just one fill. The new Toyota Mirai covered a distance of 1,003 kilometers (just over 623 miles). However, the previous…

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Italy Getting Ready for the World’s First EV Charging Highway

The world is still far away from the mass-scale adoption of electric vehicles. One of the hurdles to mass electric vehicle adoption is the lack of charging infrastructure. Electric vehicle owners constantly need to keep…

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Top 6 Laboratory Oven Suppliers in the USA

Lab ovens are standard equipment in many labs. They provide uniform temperature and precise temperature control in medical, forensic, application, pharmaceutical, electronics, research laboratory, and material processing situations. Lab oven temperatures range from ambient to…

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Revolutionary ‘Peel And Stick’ Solar Panel Generates 50% More Power

Buildings are responsible for almost 36 percent of global energy use and 39 percent of energy-related carbon dioxide emissions. Rooftop solar panels are a great way to reduce carbon footprint, but rooftops have been scarcely…

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Tank Boat: Indonesia Builds A Tank That’s Also A Boat

Indonesia has constructed a tank Boat. It is a boat that floats like a ship, but with a mounted tank gun. It is a perfect defense vehicle for a country like Indonesia. Indonesia has thousands…

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5 Factors to Consider While Choosing the Cable for Construction Usage

An industrial cable plays a pivotal role in the construction industry. The ability of these cables to lift heavy loads ensures seamless transportation of goods from one point to another. Cables are made of several…

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What Does ‘New Construction’ Mean for the Post-COVID Industry

It’s fair to say that the last 14 months or so have been unlike any other in recent memory. The COVID-19 pandemic has turned the world upside down, affecting people physically, emotionally, mentally, and financially.…

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World’s Longest Pedestrian Suspension Bridge to Open In Portugal

The world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge is complete and is set to open in Portugal. It is going to open to the public on Monday. Adventure lovers can experience the splendid views of a surrounding…

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How To Manage Construction And Demolition Waste In Your Project

Have you ever noticed how almost every futuristic dystopian movie portrays our earth as one giant pile of concrete waste and debris? Suffice to say that the portrayal is not that far from the truth.…

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One Za’abeel’s Tower B in Dubai Has Been Topped Out

ALEC has topped out the 57-storey Tower B, of the Dubai-based ‘One Za’abeel’ project, one of the most powerful symbols of engineering ambition and innovation under construction right now. Tower B is one of the…

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Toyota Mirai Sets World Record Covering Over 1,000 Km with One Fill Of Hydrogen

Italy Getting Ready for the World’s First EV Charging Highway

Top 6 Laboratory Oven Suppliers in the USA

Revolutionary ‘Peel And Stick’ Solar Panel Generates 50% More Power

Tank Boat: Indonesia Builds A Tank That’s Also A Boat

5 Factors to Consider While Choosing the Cable for Construction Usage

What Does ‘New Construction’ Mean for the Post-COVID Industry

World’s Longest Pedestrian Suspension Bridge to Open In Portugal

How To Manage Construction And Demolition Waste In Your Project

One Za’abeel’s Tower B in Dubai Has Been Topped Out

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