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Finland Investigates Russian Ship After Electricity Cable Damage

MOSCOW - In December 2024, Finland launched an investigation into a ship allegedly linked to Russia’s “shadow fleet” following a series of incidents involving damage to undersea cables. The investigation has raised significant concerns in Finland and across Europe, as it suggests possible sabotage or other intentional acts related to the disruption of vital communication and energy infrastructure in the Baltic Sea region. This article explores the key details of the investigation, the role of Russia’s shadow fleet, and the broader geopolitical implications of this event.

The "Shadow Fleet" and Its Role

The term “shadow fleet” refers to a collection…

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Latest Electrical News - CANADA

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Experts Question Quebec's Push for EV Dominance

MONTREAL - Quebec's ambitious push to dominate the electric vehicle (EV) market by setting a target of two million EVs on the road by 2030 and planning to ban the sale of new gas-powered vehicles by 2035 has sparked significant debate among industry experts. While the government's objectives aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable transportation, some experts question the feasibility and potential economic impacts of such rapid transitions.

Current Landscape of Gas Stations in Quebec

Contrary to Environment Minister Benoit Charette's assertion that gas stations may become scarce within the next decade, industry experts suggest that the…

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Canada Finalizes Clean Electricity Regulations for 2050

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Stellat'en and Innergex Sign Wind Deal with BC Hydro

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Alberta Proposes Electricity Market Changes

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Canada Extends Net-Zero Target to 2050

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Latest Electrical News - USA

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EV Sales Still Behind Gas Cars

SEATTLE - Sales of hybrid and electric vehicles (EVs) in the U.S. are continuing to trail behind traditional gas-powered vehicles in 2024, despite significant advancements in automotive technology and growing public awareness of environmental concerns. While the electric vehicle market has seen steady growth over the past few years, the gap between EVs and gasoline-powered cars remains wide.

In 2024, hybrid and electric vehicles are projected to account for roughly 10-15% of total car sales in the U.S., a figure that, though significant, still lags far behind the sales of gas-powered vehicles. Analysts point to several factors contributing to this…

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USDA Grants $4.37 Billion for Rural Energy Upgrades

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Strong Winds Knock Out Power Across Miami Valley

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PG&E Rates Set to Stabilize in 2025

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OpenAI Expands Washington Effort to Shape AI Policy

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Latest Electrical News - WORLD

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How Ukraine Will Keep the Lights On This Winter

KYIV - As Ukraine braces for the winter months, the question of how the country will keep the lights on has become a pressing concern. The ongoing war with Russia has severely disrupted Ukraine's energy infrastructure, leading to widespread damage to power plants, transmission lines, and other critical energy facilities. Despite these challenges, Ukraine has been working tirelessly to maintain its energy supply during the cold winter months, which are essential not only for heating but also for the functioning of homes, businesses, hospitals, and schools. Here's a closer look at the steps Ukraine is taking to keep the lights…

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Heating and Electricity Costs in Germany Set to Rise

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Schneider Electric Aids in Notre Dame Restoration

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London Gateway Unveils World’s First All-Electric Berth

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Russian Strikes on Western Ukraine Cause Power Outages

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