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The Mobile, Alabama company — founded as Brown & Brown in 1877 — formally adopts the name Environmental Textile Products and unveils a unified brand platform. The Mobile, Alabama company — founded as Brown & Brown in 1877 — formally adopts the name Environmental Textile Products and unveils a unified brand platform.
GOODYEAR, Ariz., September 02, 2026--Voltaris Power LLC ("Voltaris"), a portfolio company of Mill Point Capital LLC ("Mill Point"), announced today that it has acquired Electronic Power Design, LLC ("EPD"), a Houston, Texas-based provider of mission-critical power distribution equipment and solutions serving data center, commercial and industrial markets.
BOLINGBROOK, Ill., September 02, 2026--G&W Electric (www.gwelectric.com), a global leader in innovative power grid solutions, today announced the expansion of its North American manufacturing footprint with a new 291,305-square-foot facility in Romeoville, Illinois. The added space will increase production capacity, improve operational flow and support growing customer demand for technologies that strengthen reliability, resiliency and power quality across modern grid systems.
WORCESTER, Mass., September 02, 2026--Waterfall Scientific, a biotechnology company pioneering continuous-flow RNA manufacturing technologies, today announced that it has been selected by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) to lead a six-company consortium under the Genetic Medicines and Individualized Manufacturing for Everyone (GIVE) program. The project, titled ESCALATOR, brings together a network of industry leaders in cell-free nucleic acid synthesis, LNP formulation,
CHARLOTTE, N.C., September 02, 2026--Aspen Products, Inc. turned an unexpected compressed air equipment failure into an opportunity to improve energy efficiency and strengthen production reliability across its paper products manufacturing operation.
FrothBoost™ is designed to help mining operations improve recovery, selectivity and froth performance as expanding power, digital and industrial infrastructure increases demand for critical minerals THE WOODLANDS, Texas, Sept. 2, 2026 -- As expanding power grids, data...
NEW YORK, Sept. 2, 2026 -- Today's most ambitious manufacturers, particularly in defense, aerospace, and advanced industrial sectors, are racing to ramp production at software speed. Designs evolve weekly, products are increasingly modular and configurable, and the pressure...
PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y., September 02, 2026--Global Industrial will showcase hospitality solutions at Booth #449 during Independent Hotel Show Miami 2026, Sept. 16–17.
HANGZHOU, CHINA, Sept 2, 2026 - Laos’ first zero-carbon library, built with support from Zhejiang Electric Power Corporation, officially opened at Luang Prabang Peace Secondary School on August 29. The library integrates solar power, energy storage and charging facilities, bringing a green energy solution to the school. This "green gift" from Zhejiang also carries special significance, coming in the 65th anniversary year of China-Laos diplomatic relations and the jointly declared "China-Laos Friendship Year." In June, Thongloun Sisoulith, General Secretary of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party and President of Laos, visited China, with his first stop in Zhejiang, where both sides reached a series of agreements on deepening a China-Laos community with a shared future. Two months later, those agreements took root along the Mekong River in the form of a library. Inside, the outdoor heat gives way to cool air, with computers, televisions, bookshelves and Chinese-Lao bilingual books neatly arranged. Students can browse books, search the digital library, and study independently in a quiet, comfortable environment. "Since the China-Laos Railway opened, we have been exposed to many new things—concepts like artificial intelligence and the digital economy that we rarely heard of before. We are still students with few opportunities to go out, so reading has become our only way to broaden our horizons and gain knowledge," said Zalen, a second-year student at Luang Prabang Peace High School. However, local extracurricular reading resources are scarce; to find books beyond their textbooks, students often had to travel by train more than 200 kilometers to Vientiane, the capital—a two-and-a-half-hour journey one way. "Now the library is right outside the classroom. There are many books I want to read here, and there's air conditioning too. It feels especially convenient and comfortable," Zalen said. Principal Bounkham Vansy believes that this library is not just a reading room, but also a new channel connecting to the outside world. "This is another passage to the outside world after the China-Laos Railway, a path for students to gain new knowledge and ideas. The school will make good use of this library and manage it well, so that it can truly be integrated into daily teaching, provide students with more opportunities to learn and grow, and realize its greatest value," he said. Laos relies heavily on hydropower, and seasonal changes in water flow put pressure on the power supply during the dry season. Luang Prabang, in northern Laos, also has limited grid infrastructure in some areas, adding to the school's electricity challenges. Since upgrading the main power grid was difficult to achieve in the short term, a microgrid solution was adopted. The "Green Energy TO" public welfare team of State Grid Zhejiang Electric Power Co., Ltd. decided to use China's mature integrated photovoltaic-storage-charging microgrid technology. The library was manufactured in factories in Zhejiang in the form of prefabricated cabins and completed in Laos in just four days. During the day, rooftop photovoltaic panels generate electricity, storing surplus power in an energy storage system that releases it at night to provide the library a stable energy supply. On the same day, an "Air Classroom" was also launched together with the library. When the big screen lit up, Luang Prabang Peace Secondary School on one side and Gaoqiao Junior High School in Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, on the other, "met" across a distance of 5,000 li. Chinese teachers introduced Lao students to Chinese culture and science through the screen. Zero-carbon engineer Lai Hanbin gave the children a lesson on new-type power systems, and volunteers from State Grid Zhejiang Electric Power Co., Ltd. helped the children assemble a robot dog, drawing cheers as it walked across the lawn. Lao students in turn, shared their own culture, introducing the Lao New Year — the Water Splashing Festival. The most popular attraction was the UN Sustainable Development Goals science base beside the library. Students pedaled vigorously on power-generating bicycles, cheering. Looking at the photovoltaic panels and photovoltaic benches, the students said, "So this is green, low-carbon, and sustainable development!" "We have innovated a public welfare service model of 'new energy + new education', using green energy to support remote education and interactive learning to spread the concept of green and low-carbon development," said Zhang Jun, head of the "Green Energy TO" public welfare team of State Grid Zhejiang Electric Power Co., Ltd. "In the future, the library will join hands with the Zhejiang Provincial Science Popularization Association, the Abin Volunteer Service Center of State Grid Hangzhou Power Supply Company, and Xiaoshan District Library of Hangzhou to provide children on both sides with 21 class hours of air classes across five dimensions, including natural science and traditional culture." From reading to classes, from online exchanges to hands-on experience, the library, the classroom and the science base are now connected—turning green energy into an everyday campus experience that students can read, discuss and practice. "This is a green practice that crosses mountains and seas," said Khamla Lianbadi, deputy secretary of the Luang Prabang Provincial Party Committee. "It has not only brought advanced power grid technology to Laos, but also sowed the development philosophy of 'lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets' and the beautiful ideal of jointly building a clean and beautiful world on this land." At the unveiling ceremony, representatives from both China and Laos also jointly planted a Champa tree, the national tree of Laos. A sapling has taken root, and a library has lit up dreams. From Zhejiang to Luang Prabang, this scent of books crossing mountains and seas is witnessing the China-Laos community with a shared future being continuously deepened and consolidated. (Luo Zhen, Zhu Xiaowei) Company: Zhejiang Electric Power Corporation Contact Person: Zhen Luo Email: gwhzgdgs@zj.sgcc.com.cn Website: www.zj.sgcc.com.cn City: Hangzhou
Featuring EcoFlow Chief Strategy Officer Nick Chen alongside leaders from CEER, Elia Group, and Equinix, The Economist Panel "Flexible by Design: Energy Resilience for Business" explores how energy flexibility and smart technologies drive European industrial competitiveness BERLIN, Sept....
This milestone represents a more than 20% improvement from commissioning, reinforcing Arcturus as one of the most efficient industrial steam technologies available today. ANTWERP, Belgium, Sept. 2, 2026 -- Skyven Technologies, a leader in industrial steam technology,...
WALLDORF — The industrial connectivity provider is marking a decisive milestone in its global IT and digital strategy.