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Manufacturing Business Technology | March 02, 2020

An offshore wind developer is opening a hub in Providence that its executives hope will help accelerate the takeoff of the industry in the United States. Ørsted U.S. Offshore Wind, a division of the Denmark-based Ørsted, will launch its U.S. innovation hub in Providence on Monday. Ørsted employees will meet at the hub with U.S.-based startups and small companies to discuss early-stage technologies to address issues the industry faces. Ørsted could potentially help these companies bring solutions...

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AirCarbon Exchange | June 21, 2022

AirCarbon Exchange (ACX) hosted the first trades of the newly launched Global Emission Reduction Contract, or GER, which aims to become the global reference price for voluntary carbon markets. The contract, which was created by Net Zero Markets, went live on ACX on Friday, June 17th, and traded at between $7.23 a tonne to $7.60 a tonne with Bioeconomy, who is led by Dorjee Sun, a TIME Magazine Hero of the Environment, as one of the first buyers. Its current bid/ask range is $7.65-...

Ping Services | July 20, 2020

Adelaide startup Ping Services, which is developing “world-first” IoT to monitor wind turbines and warn of blade damage, has secured $1.3m in seed funding round led by Australian venture capital fund Artesian. The round brings Ping Services’ total funding to $2.2m and adds to private investor and government investment from the Australian Government’s Accelerating Commercialisation Grant and the South Australian Research, Commercialisation and Startup Fund. Ping Services s...

Tasla | August 05, 2020

Wall Street’s craze for electric vehicle stocks is coming to an end after valuations ballooned to levels that are unwarranted, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Tuesday. That is with the exception of Tesla, the Elon Musk-helmed electric-vehicle company whose stock price has increased fourfold from its low point in March. “I think the rest of the electric vehicle space looks like a boom, and then more like a bubble, one that’s already started to burst,” the “Mad Money&rdq...