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Green hydrogen development company Hyphen Hydrogen Energy is investing €2-million on its MetMast Measuring Campaign, which makes use of meteorological masts (MetMasts) to precisely model the energy yield of the wind and solar resources to enable the optimised design of a project it is developing near Lüderitz, in Namibia. The investment includes the deployment of ten new MetMasts and the refitting of one mast it acquired from Namibian power utility NamPower.

A SpaceX Starlink satellite captured footage of the solar eclipse from orbit.

The Post Office has spent decades lying and trying to silence sub-postmasters, campaigner says.

Simon Harris says he will work to guard the Good Friday Agreement.

Dundee say their game against Rangers will be rescheduled for next week should it be postponed on Wednesday, with visiting manager Philippe Clement calling it a "crazy situation".

A group of anti-Trump Republicans in Nebraska announced an ad blitz on Monday against a proposed change to the state's Electoral College votes, which could net the former president an additional electoral vote if passed. The effort to change Nebraska from a split district to a “winner-take-all” state for electoral votes is backed by Trump,...

Reds unlikely to recover any injured players

FORMER Super League referee Richard Silverwood has taken aim at Leeds Rhinos, claiming they have become “very average” under current head coach Rohan Smith. Smith,...

'The first time a criminal appoints a commissioner': Israel police brass describe Ben-Gvir's choice for police chief as a 'puppet' and 'yes man' to the far-right national security minister and his chief of staff, an ex-hilltop youth activist

Money talks but warnings over added pressure on diaries, bodies and the climate should be heeded Its back. And this time it might actually happen. The idea of a formal Club World Cup has been kicking around for a couple of decades but, finally, it is almost cleared for take-off in 2028. Sixteen teams, four successive June weekends in the northern hemisphere, one winner. Please insert your own personal reaction emoji here.

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Embrace an entrepreneurial leap in pet technology with the Automatic Cat Food Dispenser for 2 Cats, by Garfeur. Available on Walmart, this smart gadget removes worries over timely feeding and accidental overeating, structuring your pet’s meals accurately around his daily routine. Flexible and user-friendly, it…

1. Tesla Settles Fatal Autopilot Crash Lawsuit Hours Before Trial Set To Start  Jalopnik
2. Tesla's Autopilot settlement means we still don't know the tech  Fast Company
3. Tesla settles lawsuit over Autopilot crash that killed Apple engineer  Business Insider
4. Tesla settles Autopilot wrongful death suit, avoiding court trial  Ars Technica
5. What’s wrong with Tesla?  CNN

The global representative body for the airline industry, the International Air Transport Association (IATA), has released its latest report on how the industry can reduce its environmental impact. This report is entitled ‘Reassessing Single Use Plastics Products in the Airline Sector’ and seeks to mitigate the impacts of the employment of single use plastic products (SUPP) in the airline supply chain. (The report was prepared by IATA with the assistance of Travel Without Plastic and WRAP.) ...

Good morning! It’s Tuesday, April 9, 2024, and this is The Morning Shift, your daily roundup of the top automotive headlines from around the world, in one place. Here are the important stories you need to know.

Former Cabinet minister Liam Fox has raised concerns with allowing foetuses with Down's syndrome to be aborted up to birth.

Solihull Moors host Ebbsfleet United on Tuesday at the ARMCO Arena in the National League. In their last league match, […]

Over 500 spectators were in attendance at Miracle Mountain ranch in Spring Creek to witness the total solar eclipse.

Dying Scene went to Indianapolis to catch this absolutely sick line up of bands that span from across the nation. Check out the photos and be sure to follow and support these bands! The Rosies opened up the night with high-octane energy, keeping true to their own artist bio: “Fueled by cheap beer and the […]