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The futuristic maritime shuttle powered by hydrogen
The Swiss company Almatech has unveiled ZESST, an ambitious hydrogen-powered shuttle project. Scheduled for 2025, this hydrofoil-type shuttle promises to 'fly' over water
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Scientists say they can make zero-emission cement
ByAFPRelaxnews
GM Will Only Sell Zero-Emission Vehicles by 2035
Vijay Prateik at DeMITasse Energies on the need for zero-emission long-duration energy storage solutions
ByHarichandan Arakali
Indian maritime sector—on the cusp of revolution
ByRolls-Royce
Despite rising emission, India's coal use soars
ByCuckoo Paul
Toyota, GM, Fiat Chrysler side with Donald Trump on easing emission norms
Emission taxes on companies may undermine investment but not for environmental reasons
ByIESE Business School
Giottus launches zero-fee crypto trades
ByShashank Bhardwaj
Zero-Based-Budgeting for tech infrastructure
ByLakshminarasimha K
FirstAgro: Growing Zero-Pesticide Crops
BySeema Singh
StepChange: Helping entreprises go net-zero
ByHarichandan Arakali
A journey from zero to multi-million
ByBrand Connect
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