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Sea Drones in the Russia-Ukraine War Inspire New Tactics

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Against all odds, Ukraine is still standing almost two and a half years after Russia’s massive 2022 invasion. Of course, hundreds of billions of dollars in Western support as well as Russian errors have helped immensely, but it would be a mistake to overlook Ukraine’s creative use of new technologies, particularly drones.

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IEEE President's Note: Focusing on Members in Uncertain Times

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Our activity in IEEE demonstrates the ability of technologists to work together for the greater global public good without boundaries. IEEE does not suspend our commitment to support this global scientific community in challenging times. IEEE is committed to the realization and maintenance of such freedoms. Protecting freedoms.

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Self-Generation Nation – Solar Sales Soar Amid Escalating Energy Costs

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Even prior to the catastrophic impact caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, prices were creeping up and unprecedented demand was beginning to put pressure on available supply. Well, when it comes to self-generated energy generation, PV is a reliable and efficient solution with a realistic payback time and minimal maintenance requirements.

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BMW i Ventures invests in HeyCharge to amplify EV charging rollout at residential locations; Y Combinator alum

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HeyCharge is the first company to enable EV-charging without internet connection, which is a key enabler to cover untapped white-spots. Traditionally, EV chargers require an app or RFID card and a proper internet connection to begin activation. —Kasper Sage, Managing Partner, BMW i Ventures.

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We Need More Than Just Electric Vehicles

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In 2019, 63 percent of global electricity was produced from fossil-fuel sources, the exact nature of which varies substantially among regions. The 197 signatory nations agreed to hold the increase in the average global temperature to no more than 2 °C above preindustrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the increase to 1.5 °C.