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Remember When the Silly Conspiracy Theorists Said the Power Supply Would Come Under Attack?

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By Mick Foley Verified, DSLA Protocol, TICOEX Token
| Australian National Review Verified
Typically, the electricity market works by power generators offering power supply for sale into the market and retailers buying what is needed for their customers. But in the past week power companies, which are paying sky-high prices for coal and gas, have repeatedly taken massive slabs of generation capacity offline as their businesses become less profitable, causing the volatility.
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Technology for OEM Design Engineers

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By Mick Foley Verified
| Nelson Publishing Verified
New electric cylinder tech from RISE™Robotics cuts energy use, recharges batteries, uses flat belt inside RISE™Cylinder from RISE™Robotics. [Credit: RISE™Robotics] By Mike Foley A new kind of electro-mechanical actuator from RISE™Robotics is claimed to use 65 to 90% less energy compared to hydraulic cylinders -- and recharges batteries through energy regeneration to boot.
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Tongan volcano wipes out houses on outlying islands

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By Mick Foley Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Fatalities from the Tongan volcano explosion and resulting tsunami has risen to four as the government reports extensive damage to housing on islands in the archipelago. The Tongan government released its first statement on Tuesday night following the blast, outlining initial recovery efforts including a response team from the main island of Tongatapu reaching smaller islands, where evacuations are taking place.
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