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I'm an internet addict and this is where I share the things I've found online. Be it tech news, gadgets, hollywood gossips, designs or anything random that sparks my interest - kinda like my public bookmark. Occasionally, I'll share my thoughts on certain issues, my travels/adventures in foreign land and what's happening (promos/events) in Brunei. I hope for us to share the knowledge we've learned through feedbacks and comments from all so that we can help educate each other in many ways. Please feel free to ask anything and if you think you have something to share with everyone, please do get in-touch with me. I'm always game when it comes to a win-win arrangement.

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Powered solely by electric dreams by @emmagoodegg. The sustainable way forward is to consider the whole power generation infrastructure and also to introduce quick charging stations powered by renewable energy sources wind, sun or water. Tenaga Suria, the Mitsubishi Corporation research facility on solar power and our higher learning centres would be well suited to doing research into these. I reckon if the authorities were committed to reducing carbon emissions by putting more electric cars on our roads, they could. Money would have to be spent on infrastructure such as quick charging stations at various points across the country and in car parks. via The Brunei Times 

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The sustainable way forward is to consider the whole power generation infrastructure and also to introduce quick charging stations powered by renewable energy sources wind, sun or water. Tenaga Suria, the Mitsubishi Corporation research facility on solar power and our higher learning centres would be well suited to doing research into these. I reckon if the authorities were committed to reducing carbon emissions by putting more electric cars on our roads, they could. Money would have to be spent on infrastructure such as quick charging stations at various points across the country and in car parks.

via The Brunei Times 

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