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Nevada approved two private gas plants for data centers and is weighing a third tied to Switch, while Arizona utilities run short on reserves. What’s confirmed, and what…
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Dr. Hervé Mazzocco: from Mars riverbeds to the clean-energy grid
SHYNE (Sustainable Hydrogen Networks) was founded in Nevada in 2016 by Dr. Hervé Mazzocco, PhD, LEED AP, a physicist and clean-energy engineer who studied ancient riverbeds on Mars at NASA's Lunar and Planetary Institute, played professional rugby in Italy, and has spent two decades building solar, storage, microgrid and hydrogen projects across the U.S., Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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