US Army Vehicles To Install Non-Toxic Batteries, DER 03/10/10
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The Daily Energy Report for Wednesday March 11, 2010 discusses NRG Energy awarded $154 million in funding by the DOE for a new carbon capture and sequestration project, Chevron to remove 2,000 jobs this year, and US Army to switch out 6T batteries with PowerGenix NiZn Batteries.
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