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    Infineon and Siemens Leverage Silicon Carbide Technology to Advance Electrical Protection in Data Centers and Factories

    The Siemens SENTRON 3QD2 uses semiconductor components and smart protection algorithms to protect electrical circuits from damage caused by excessive current flow. © Siemens AG

    ­Infineon Technologies AG and Siemens AG are partnering to advance electrical protection and ensure reliable operations in data centers, production facilities and battery storage systems. As part of the collaboration, Infineon will supply silicon carbide (SiC) power modules to Siemens for use in its SENTRON 3Q
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    Date:
    06/10/2026
    Seawater: The Next Sustainable Battery Revolution

    Seawater: The Next Sustainable Battery Revolution

    ­Seawater covers most of the globe and makes up around 97 per cent of all water on Earth. It could also hold the key to cheaper and greener batteries for storing green energy collected from wind turbines and solar cells.  Using the Canadian Light Source (CLS) at the University of Saskatchewan, an intern
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    Date:
    06/05/2026
    Cirba Solutions Collaborates with Industry Coalition Behind Colorado's Nation-Leading EV Battery Recycling Law

    Danielle Spalding, SVP of Corporate & External Affairs at Cirba Solutions

    ­Cirba Solutions, the largest and most experienced battery recycling materials and management company in North America, played a key role in an industry collaborative approach to help shape one of the most significant pieces of battery recycling legislation in U.S. history. Governor Jared Polis signed Colorado Se
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    Date:
    06/05/2026
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