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  • EGEC Summary A speech published September 8 by Seán Kelly provides useful new detail on how the European Commission's recently released Electrification Action Plan could affect district energy. The Commission wants district heating and cooling ...

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  • News Tribune Summary The University of Missouri broke ground Wednesday on an energy research center that aims to find sustainable solutions to national energy issues. The center aims to find ways to make technology that uses power and water more ...

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