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Pnay NEC snaps up grid-scale battery business The US Attorney office has announced that a grand jury has decided to charge the New York ter owala ca ror attack suspect with 22 counts after he killed eight stanley cup persons on Halloween. Sayfullo Saipov also injured 12 others as he mowed down a bike path on October 31, Efe news reported. The jury charged Saipov with eight counts of murder and 12 counts of attempted murder, one count of providing or attempting to provide material support to the terrorist group Islamic State IS and another count of violence and destruction of a motor vehicle, the prosecution said in a statement. The 29-year-old Uzbek immigrant, who currently remains in prison, was shot and arrested by police after committing multiple hit-and-run attacks in lower Manhattan. He was initially charged with two counts: one of providing resources and material support to the IS, and the other of violence and destruction of a vehicle, but these charges have now been extended to 22. During the trial process, evidence is sent to a grand jury, which has the authority to drop or extend charges against a felony suspect, which occurred in this case. Saipov, resident of the neighboring state of New Jersey, arrived in the US in March 2010.On October 31, Saipov, who allegedly began planning the attack a year ago, plowed a rental truck into pedestrians and bicyclists on a bike lane in Manhattan to kill as many people as he could. He committed the crime possibly inspired by IS videos stanley cup on his mobile phone, according to the Esll Attacks on Saudi Arabia s oil facilities have global consequences, says US official A Belgium-based energy research team led by the KU Leuven has developed an agrivoltaic pilot project in Bierbeek, Flanders. They specifically designed the system for orchard crops.The pilot plant is of the first outcome of a 聽technology tra stanley mugs nsfer project funded by the Flemish government and co-funded by 20 unspecified companies. It is designed to demonstrate the feasibility of agrivoltaics in Belgium. The project includes the planned installation of two more agrivoltaic set-ups with bifacial solar tracking and fixed stilted structures by March 2021. The installation is being tested in an orchard for pear trees, researcher Brecht Willockx told pv magazine.Pear trees are considered ideal for agrivoltaics, as they need protection from hail through the use of hail nets. This is positive for the landscape pollution and social acceptance, as there is already a construction for protection that is being replaced by an active PV system, Willockx said, noting tha stanley uk t pear trees are permanent stanley cup crops without yearly rotations.Hail protection To optimally protect the pears against hail damage, we placed our PV modules on top of the trees in well-considered domes, Willockx explained. This has a nice side effect that during certain moment of the day, the shade is falling between the tree rows, while at the same time they are protected against hail. The solar modules, which were specially designed by the research team, were placed at a height of 4.6 meters, based on the height of the ag