The Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) and Finnish company Fortum are to work together to develop alternative energy in Russia, creating a joint venture for investment in wind energy and the purchase of several fully-ready wind parks with a total capacity of more than 350 MW.
Korean automaker Hyundai Motor and U.S. computer and smart phone giant Apple plan to create an electric vehicle together, Reuters news agency reported, with plans for production to start in 2024.
We actually did it. We made it through 2020 – a strange year if there ever was one.
Japanese academics have succeeded in “growing” the highest “forest” of carbon nanotubes — vital to a wide range of industries.
Russia’s Ministry of Industry ad Trade opposes a proposal to ban thin polyethylene bags on the territory of the four-nation Eurasian Economic Community, calling instead for the imposition of taxes on companies producing them.
Japan intends to ban the sale of cars with internal combustion engines running on petrol or diesel by the 2030s, NHK television reported. Within 15 years, sales of new cars will be limited to only hybrid and electric vehicles.
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