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Idaho National Laboratory (INL)
Energy research and development
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United States
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WAP Sustainability Consulting
Sustainability consulting
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US Department of Energy
Energy policy and regulation
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USA
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PVC
Polyvinyl chloride, a plastic material commonly used in the construction of artificial Christmas trees.
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High-Temperature Steam Electrolysis (HTSE)
A system that uses electricity and superheated steam to produce hydrogen. The NuScale Power Module's energy output is directed to an HTSE system operating at 850ºC.
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United States
United States
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China
China
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Minnesota
Minnesota
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Hydrogen production facility
A proposed facility to produce hydrogen using electrolysis, which will power the adjacent AB InBev brewery and replace natural gas, aiming to eliminate 11,000 tons of annual carbon emissions.
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Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Station
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Artificial Christmas trees
Trees commonly made of PVC and steel, manufactured in China and shipped to the U.S., designed for reuse over multiple years.
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Real Christmas trees
Trees grown annually, often from local tree farms, which advocates argue have a lower carbon footprint when sourced sustainably.
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US nuclear research lab partners with Xcel Energy for hydrogen production
5 years 7 months ago
Artificial or real: which is the more eco-friendly Christmas tree?
7 years 7 months ago
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