Month: August 2021

Mike Ashley, the billionaire high street tycoon, has reignited his long-running campaign against former directors of Debenhams, the department store chain which closed its doors for the last time this year. Sky News has seen a letter from Chris Wootton, chief financial officer of Frasers Group, Sports Direct’s parent company, which argues that Debenhams’ board
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Originally published at ILSR.org Electricity customers are lining up to generate their own clean, affordable solar energy, but to get it to them, solar developers must navigate the impediments of a congested and outdated electricity grid. For this episode of the Local Energy Rules podcast, host John Farrell speaks with Yochi Zakai, attorney with Shute, Mahaly, and
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Belarusian Olympic sprinter Krystina Tsimanouskaya has received a humanitarian visa by Poland after refusing to board a Minsk-bound flight from Tokyo. The 24-year-old was seen entering the Polish embassy in Tokyo on Monday morning after spending the night at an airport hotel where she applied for a visa. Sky News spoke to Tsimanouskaya’s husband, Arseniy
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Commercial EV manufacturer Lion Electric has announced that Vermont energy provider Green Mountain Power will purchase two of its all-electric heavy duty trucks. The purchase includes a Lion8 bucket truck for line crews and a Lion6 truck for electrical maintenance crews in the field. The Lion Electric Co. ($LEV) designs and manufactures zero emission versions
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