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Day: February 17, 2025

BYD Energy Storage Signed World’s Largest Grid-scale Battery Storage Projects of 12.5GWh

The Project Kick-off Meeting The Project Kick-off Meeting between BYD Energy Storage and Saudi Electric Company SHENZHEN, Feb. 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Recently, BYD Energy Storage and Saudi Electricity Company successfully signed the world’s largest grid-scale energy storage projects contracts with a capacity of 12.5GWh at the time. Combined with the previously delivered 2.6GWh project, the total cooperation now has amounted to a massive 15.1GWh of projects. This cooperation is a pivotal stride towards advancing Saudi Arabia’s renewable energy industry and aligning with the ambitious goals set forth in Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiative. In response to the pressing

Smith+Nephew steps forward with innovative Sports Medicine foot & ankle repair solutions in Australia and New Zealand

First in market to offer Adjustable Tensioning Technology* for insertional Achilles reconstruction and lateral ankle instability repair *After anchor insertion Smith+Nephew (LSE:SN, NYSE:SNN), the global medical technology company, today announces the launch of a comprehensive foot & ankle repair portfolio in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) with proprietary adjustable tensioning technology. The ULTRABRIDGE◊ Adjustable Achilles Reconstruction and ULTRABRACE◊ Adjustable Ankle Instability Techniques are changing the way foot & ankle surgeons perform these repairs by allowing them to refine and optimise suture tension after anchor insertion. The ability to adjust tension for specific patients allows the surgeon to give the precise amount of range-of-motion to that patient depending on the patient’s level of activity. The surgeon

Army’s 2025 Arms Exercise Expands to Visayas, Mindanao

Manila: Philippine Army (PA) chief Lt. Gen. Roy Galido announced the expansion of this year’s “Combined Arms Exercise” (CATEX) “Katihan” to include Camp Kibaritan in Bukidnon and Camp Gen. Mariano Peralta in Jamindan, Capiz. These new locations will be added to the traditional training area in Fort Magsaysay, Nueva Ecija. According to Philippines News Agency, the inclusion of these new venues underscores the nationwide scope of the exercise and addresses the need to test the large-scale movement of troops across the archipelagic country. “Katihan,” scheduled from March 3 to 12, will focus on enhancing “command-and-control” capabilities. Lt. Gen. Galido emphasized

Iloilo City Mayor Confirms President Marcos’ Awareness of Western Visayas’ Infrastructure Needs

Iloilo City: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is well-informed about the pressing issues confronting Western Visayas, including Iloilo City’s power and water supply concerns, according to Mayor Jerry Tre±as. Tre±as, who also chairs the Infrastructure Development Committee of the Regional Development Council (RDC) in Western Visayas, joined a meeting with the President on Feb. 13, where he raised the city’s concerns. According to Philippines News Agency, Tre±as expressed that in his 39 years of public service, it was unprecedented for a President to preside over the RDC. He noted that during the presentation of proposed and ongoing infrastructure projects, such

Comelec Affirms Legality of Negative Campaigning

Manila: The Commission on Elections (Comelec) on Monday stated that it is not illegal for candidates and their supporters to criticize other candidates during campaign activities. “The Omnibus Election Code itself allows negative campaigning,” said Comelec Chairperson George Erwin Garcia in an interview. According to Philippines News Agency, Section 79 of the Omnibus Election Code specifies that an “election campaign” or “partisan political activity” includes actions aimed at promoting or defeating a particular candidate. This encompasses making speeches, announcements, or commentaries, as well as holding interviews for or against the election of any candidate for public office. However, the Comelec

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