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Mainspring Energy won a $150 million contract: to provide flexible energy generators

 According to foreign media reports, Mainspring Energy is a developer of new generator technology using biogas and hydrogen. The company released its Mainspring linear generator and signed a $150 million contract with NextEra Energy Resources. The company's technology represents an important step in the transition to a zero-carbon grid because of its ability to switch between traditional natural gas sources and alternative fuel sources such as biogas and hydrogen. So far, the company’s generators have signed a contract with a national supermarket chain that uses the company’s technology in its 30 grocery stores. According to a statement, the company began shipping pilot equipment in June and will begin commercial shipments in mid-2021. The company's technology was originally developed in a thermodynamics laboratory at Stanford University, where co-founders Shannon Miller, Matt Svrcek, and Adam Simpson were working there. Its design allows generators to replace traditional diese

MGM releases a new logo: CG replaces the classic roaring lion

  According to foreign media reports, this is one of the most iconic scenes in the film industry: a lion is surrounded by a circle of golden film, roaring cheerfully before the opening credits. Now, after nearly 100 years of history, MGM Corporation (MGM) is replacing its iconic mascot with an almost identical computer-generated copy. In fact, this change has been going on for some time.   MGM originally planned to debut its new CG mascot in the latest James Bond movie, but due to the new crown pandemic, "No Time to Die" was postponed from 2019 to 2021, so the lion is the number one in Uncanny Valley theory. The same is true for this rant. On the contrary, MGM announced the logo on YouTube on Monday, and said in a popular video shared with Adweek that MGM and Culver City-based Baked Studios are cooperating on the new image. At first glance, the refurbished logo is almost identical to the logo that MGM has been using for the past 64 years. The Lion’s CG substitute has th