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Dominion Energy's estimated $10-billion, 2.6-GW Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project off Virginia Beach, set to complete construction next year of 176 turbines, is among the five Atlantic Ocean ...

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Cyber–physical–human systems (CPHSs) integrate layers of physical components, computation and communication, and humans — in smart buildings, for example. This Review addresses the modelling and ...

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Renewable energy use in the U.S. has doubled in the past decade, with state-level contributions varying. Some states produce over half their electricity from renewables, targeting 100% clean energy ...

There are some key clinical and financial use cases already showing their worth – but while innovation around artificial intelligence is happening rapidly, there's risk in moving too quickly, one ...