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By Joseph Baker on February 22, 2012
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Battery developer Aquion Energy will build its first full-scale manufacturing facility in Pennsylvania the company has announced.
By Kevin Grandia on June 2, 2010
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In a speech earlier today at Carnegie Mellon University, US President Barack Obama urged Congress to roll back “billions of dollars in tax breaks” for oil companies and begin to look at ways to significantly increase investment in clean energy alternatives.
By Robert Gluck on August 7, 2009
Tags: Air Force Research Laboratory, Arkema Inc., France, Japan, United States, EUR, USD, Arkema Inc., BlocBuilder, funding, Lehigh University, nanomaterials, Pennsylvania NanoMaterials Commercialization Center, research and development, strenghtening wind blades, United States, wind energy, wind power, wind turbine, Carnegie Mellon University, chemical, electronics, energy, Lehigh University, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania State University, polymerization, University of Pittsburgh
Philadelphia-based Arkema Inc. recently received funding to develop a technology that will increase the reliability of wind blades without sacrificing strength.
