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609.00B

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41.86B

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GS Yuasa, Toho Gas, and Hokkaido University announced on September 17 that they have begun joint research and development on technology to directly capture carbon dioxide from seawater with roughly one-sixth the power consumption of conventional methods, targeting practical use around 2040.4d ago

GS Yuasa acquired the naming rights to Umekoji Park in Kyoto, signing a 10-year contract at 35 million yen per year, with the park to be called "GS Yuasa Umekoji Park".10d ago

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GS Yuasa, Toho Gas, and Hokkaido University announced on September 17 that they have begun joint research and development on technology to directly capture carbon dioxide from seawater with roughly one-sixth the power consumption of conventional methods, targeting practical use around 2040.4d ago GS Yuasa acquired the naming rights to Umekoji Park in Kyoto, signing a 10-year contract at 35 million yen per year, with the park to be called "GS Yuasa Umekoji Park".10d ago