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SERMATEC Exhibits Innovative Energy Storage Technology at ZeroEmission Mediterranean 2023 in Rome, Empowering Europe to Achieve Carbon Neutrality Goals

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Scope3 Raises $20M USD in Series B Funding Led by GV

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EY collaborates with SAP to innovate and enhance transformations that drive value-led sustainability and climate action

Aker Carbon Capture: Presentation of Q3 2023 results

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Another World's First: INNIO Receives 'H2-Readiness' Certification From TÜV SÜD for Engine Power Plant Concept

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Jackery Supports Moroccan Earthquake Victims with Lifesaving Mobile Solar Generators

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JSE Collaborates With Xpansiv to Launch Voluntary Carbon Market to Advance South Africa’s Carbon Credit Capabilities

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Kia Accelerates Popularization of EVs with Reveal of EV5 and Two Concept Models at Kia EV Day

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Hikvision and its partners are optimizing green-building operations with 'digital twins'

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CHINT Invites Worldwide Partners for the Global Energy Nexus at 10th CHINT International Marketing Forum

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NEW STRATEGY NEW TECHNOLOGY : FOTON BRAND REJUVENATION & ALL-NEW PRODUCTS LAUNCH

The world famous Awa Dance has a 400 years’ history. The story of its origin varies. It is said that Awa Dance was performed often around the time Hachisuka Iemasa, a feudal load of Tokushima, entered Tokushima in 1586, and hoarded the wealth produced by the indigo and salt trades. Later, indigo traders played an active part and made the dance even more gorgeous year by year. Awa Dance was established in the civil society and flourished as a free-form of mass entertainment. Especially, after World War II, it developed rapidly as a symbol of reconstruction. Nowadays, Awa Dance is well-known around the world as a representative of Japan’s traditional arts. (Photo: Business Wire)

Live-streaming of the Tokushima International Consumer’s Forum 2023 to be held on October 31, 2023