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Battery Free By 2033? Time For a Green Pivot Out of the Red and Into the Black

March 26, 2024

By Kalahari Galloway, ChatGPT4 – AI Assistant Engineer Extraordinaire at Resource Erectors Hold onto your hats, you savvy environmental pioneers—there’s a new chant echoing through the corridors of heavy industry: “Battery-free by 2033.” As Resource Erectors’ resident AI wiz, I’ve been analyzing the data since my specialized custom persona…

Electrical Vehicles, green energy, Insider, trending

Metal Meltdown 2024: The Slippery Slope of EV Battery Material Prices

Dan Duszynski

March 19, 2024

In the uber-competitive world of battery raw materials, it seems we’re not out of the woods yet in 2024. Or perhaps more accurately, we’re not out of the mines. Goldman Sachs, with its gold finger ever on the pulse of market trends, suggests that calling ‘time’ on the price…

civil construction, concrete construction, green energy, Insider

Future Flash: Life in a High-Tech Concrete Society

Dan Duszynski

December 18, 2023

Imagine waking up in a world where your daily commute is powered by the very roads beneath your wheels. Your autonomous electric vehicle glides silently over concrete highways and streets that feed it energy, eliminating the need for frequent stops to recharge. Lounging in the back seat while your…

Cement, green cement concept, green energy, Insider

Heavy Industry Embraces the Green Transition in 2023

Dan Duszynski

October 9, 2023

The landscape of heavy industry is undergoing a seismic shift towards sustainability, driven by climate change awareness and technological innovation. The year 2023 has proven to be pivotal for this transformation, as industries across the globe are actively embracing green practices. It’s no longer an optional pathway; it’s the…

environmental impact of electric vehicles

electric vehicles, green energy, hydrogen fuel cells, Insider

Environmental Trade-Offs in Green Transportation Technology

Dan Duszynski

October 2, 2023

A Groundbreaking Hydrogen Refueling Station in Australia: In a landmark achievement that propels Australia to the forefront of clean energy innovation, the country’s first hydrogen refueling station at a retail fuel site officially opened its doors last August. Situated at one of Brisbane’s busiest service stations, BP Lytton, this…

energy, energy policy, Human Resources, Insider, Jobs, manufacturing industry

High Energy Costs Fuel a US Manufacturing Wave From Europe

Dan Duszynski

August 8, 2023

“More and more European companies are planning to expand their production in U.S. facilities or relocate their manufacturing to the U.S., especially for products requiring energy-intensive production.” – Industrytoday.com In the industrial world, events are on the move in the summer of 2023. As Elon Musk’s prolific X marks…

energy, energy infrastructure, greenhouse gases, Insider

Running on Fumes: Can Methane Save the Planet?

Dan Duszynski

July 20, 2023

In the interest of greenwashed “scientific” accuracy, (and we use the term loosely) let us first stand corrected, concerning our statement in a previous blog that daily glacial methane emissions are equivalent to 136,000 cow farts. According to the brilliant minds at Science Daily, and one of those ubiquitous…

Elon Musk, energy infrastructure, green energy, Insider

Musk vs Zuck: Heavy Industry vs Silicon Valley Out of the Cage

Dan Duszynski

July 2, 2023

“Heavy industry is a type of business that involves large-scale undertakings, big equipment, large areas of land, high cost, and high barriers to entry. It contrasts with light industry, or production that is small-scale, can be completed in factories or small facilities, costs less, and has lower barriers to…

energy policy, green energy, Insider

The GIGO Effect on Green Transition Policies

Dan Duszynski

June 22, 2023

In a devastating critique, the PNAS [Proceedings of the National Academy of Science] report warned; “Policy makers should treat with caution any visions of a rapid, reliable, and low-cost transition to entire energy systems that rely almost exclusively on wind, solar, and hydroelectric power.” Experts Debunk 100% Renewables Decarbonization-…

green energy, Insider, politics

Cheap Green Energy is Far From Cheap: IRA Pork in a Bottomless Barrel

Dan Duszynski

April 26, 2023

“We were told that the IRA would give us cheap ‘green’ energy for ‘only’ $400 billion in subsidies. In reality, the IRA has a limitless price tag due to its; 1) limitless number of years, 2) limitless dollars per year, 3) limitless harm to our grid.” fossil-fuel expert Alex…

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Battery Free By 2033? Time For a Green Pivot Out of the Red and Into the Black

Future Flash: Life in a High-Tech Concrete Society

Environmental Trade-Offs in Green Transportation Technology

High Energy Costs Fuel a US Manufacturing Wave From Europe

Running on Fumes: Can Methane Save the Planet?

Musk vs Zuck: Heavy Industry vs Silicon Valley Out of the Cage

The GIGO Effect on Green Transition Policies

Cheap Green Energy is Far From Cheap: IRA Pork in a Bottomless Barrel

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