Energy

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  Portable X-ray Generator

  June 12, 2018 by Devin Jones Teledyne’s CP275D non-destructive x-ray generator penetrates up to 60mm of steel.

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  News General

  Trans Mountain deal fails to change Suncor position on Canadian competitiveness

  June 6, 2018 by The Canadian Press CEO says government buyout only proves “normal processes didn’t work very well.”

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  News General

  Five next steps needed to complete the Trans Mountain project

  May 30, 2018 by The Canadian Press Despite Ottawa's pledge to buy the pipeline, finding private investors still key to project's success.

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  No suitors emerge for pipeline project stake as Kinder Morgan deadline looms

  May 23, 2018 by The Canadian Press Governmental indemnity seemingly insufficient to attract "plenty of investors".

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  Pipe-crawling autonomous robot designed to decommission nuclear plants

  March 20, 2018 by Staff RadPiper robot will drive through miles of pipes at the former uranium enrichment plant to identify uranium deposits on pipe walls.

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  News Additive Manufacturing

  3D printing enables new solar power receivers to better absorb sunlight

  October 30, 2017 by Staff Sandia Engineers used powder-bed fusion to 3D print multiple fractal designs from Inconel 718, a high-temperature nickel alloy.

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  News General

  DEX Keynote: The Energy Market Transformation in Our Backyard

  September 27, 2017 by Design Engineering staff Bruce Power’s Kate Bagshaw explores the risks and opportunities in the Ontario energy market.

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  News General Sustainability

  Renewable energy becomes largest source of installed power

  October 26, 2016 by Design Engineering staff International Energy Agency report says renewables reached 153GW in 2015 and will grow by 13 percent by 2021.

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  News Electronics

  Tesla officially opens Li-ion battery Gigafactory

  July 27, 2016 by The Canadian Press Large production capacity predicted to lower cost of lithium-ion batteries by a third.

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  Canadian start ups rethink nuclear power innovations

  February 22, 2016 by Ian Bickis, THE CANADIAN PRESS Terrestrial Energy plans to develop a nuclear reactor in Canada using molten salt rather than the solid nuclear fuel.

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