Non-profit making organisation gears up for mass production of low-cost laptop aimed at bringing schoolchildren in the developing world all the benefits of the IT revolution. Jon Excell reports
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Iberdrola Ingeniería has been awarded a €43.1m contract to construct a transmission line in Spain to distribute the energy generated by nine wind farms.
Ashland has signed an agreement to sell its global marine services business, Drew Marine, to private equity firm JF Lehman for $120m.
Bombardier Transportation has won a contract to supply 30 Flexity Swift high-floor light-rail vehicles to Turkey’s Bursa Metropolitan Municipality.
Centuries old windmills formerly used to mill grain are being repurposed in project Sailwind 4, an effort to turn these cultural artefacts into power generators.
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