"A 200-megawatt, $1 billion facility built by Canadian company Hydrostor near the historic mining city will be Australia's first large-scale compressed air energy storage facility, capable of powering up to 80,000 homes for a day."
Compressed air energy storage is coming, but how does it work?
Broken Hill will be the location of Australia's first large-scale compressed air energy storage system. What is it and how does it work?
 #Energy #Batteries #CompressedAir #Australia
This rings true.
The Conversation
Why do family companies even exist? They know how to โ€˜win without fightingโ€™
My team analyzed decades of research on family businesses to find out their secret sauce. Three key differences help them keep an edge over competi...
It's funny how big tech is starting to make big government cool again.
India to launch zero-commission rideshare platform
: Minister wants to โ€˜free drivers from dependency on private companiesโ€™
Fairy Philosophy...
A fun look at a variety of different EVs and other electric powered things. A lot of these are from new businesses with new approaches to things.
Oh yes, the good old days. As viewed from the rest of the world.
The Spinoff
The international media view on the big โ€˜Kiwi experimentโ€™
How the juggernaut reforms of the 80s and 90s played out in the pages of the Economist and other foreign outlets.
 #Economics #NewZealand #Rogernomics #Ruthanasia #Neoliberalism
When New Zealand got rid of its upper house...
The Spinoff
The day the suicide squad burned down the house at New Zealandโ€™s parliament
The case for debating drunk first, and sober second.
 #NewZealand #UpperHouse
This is an interview by Guyon Espiner with Hamish McKenzie regarding "the impact of independent journalism". McKenzie is one of the founders of Substack. https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/saturday/audio/2019012819/hamish-mckenzie-the-impact-of-independent-journalism #Substack #journalism #GuyonEspiner #HamishMcKenzie #RNZ
I wonder if it understands URLs very well... Hee - looks promising!
OK. Narrowed the number of clients I'll be playing with down to three. (Meaning web clients.) From a list of eight or so. All of the three are showing reasonably new posts, which is something you can't say about a lot of the nostr clients! Pretty pleased with the progress made from a year or so ago.