When Evelyne Nongkseh’s newborn daughter developed jaundice in August 2023, her family of six was in panic. Nongkseh, then 30, had delivered her third child just two weeks earlier. She rush... Read more When Evelyne Nongkseh’s newborn daughter developed jaundice in August 2023, her family of six was in panic. Nongkseh, then 30, had delivered her third child just two weeks earlier. She rushed to Gnanamma Healthcare Centre in her village Jaidoh in the West Khasi Hills, in India’s northeastern state of Meghalaya, hoping to get immediate treatment. […] Show less

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The local municipal council in Herrsching, Germany disapproves of the drilling site for a planned deep geothermal project and is offering an alterative site. The post Local council rejects geotherm... Read more The local municipal council in Herrsching, Germany disapproves of the drilling site for a planned deep geothermal project and is offering an alterative site. The post Local council rejects geothermal drilling site in Herrsching, Germany first appeared on ThinkGeoEnergy - Geothermal News & Insights. Show less

Utility solar developer Sunraycer Renewables has arranged two long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Google for the Lupinus and Lupinus 2 solar projects in Hagansport, Texas. Construction ... Read more Utility solar developer Sunraycer Renewables has arranged two long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Google for the Lupinus and Lupinus 2 solar projects in Hagansport, Texas. Construction started on the projects started last week. “These agreements with Google represent a significant milestone for Sunraycer and underscore the strength of our development platform,” said David Lillefloren,… The post Google signs PPAs on 400-MW Texas solar project portfolio appeared first on Solar Power World. Show less

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