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Total Buys 20% Stake In Eolmed Floating Offshore Wind Farm Pilot Project In France

October 7, 2020

(RTTNews) – Total SA (TTA.L, TTFNF.PK, TOT) announced Wednesday the acquisition of a 20 percent stake in the Eolmed floating Offshore wind farm pilot project in France. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The 30 megawatts project is located in the Mediterranean, off the coast of Gruissan and near Port-La-Nouvelle in Occitan region. Qair is the historical developer and majority shareholder of the project, which was attributed in July 2016 to accelerate the development of a floating wind technology.

Julien Pouget, Director Renewables of Total, stated, “Floating offshore wind is a very promising segment in which Total notably brings its extensive experience in offshore projects. Together with our partner Qair, we have the necessary resources to meet the technological and financial challenges that will determine our future success.”

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American Airlines delays Boeing 737 MAX pilot training

October 7, 2020

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By Tracy Rucinski

CHICAGO (Reuters) – American Airlines <AAL.O> has delayed plans to begin scheduling Boeing Co <BA.N> 737 MAX training for its pilots in November, the Allied Pilots Association said on Tuesday, as the grounded jet awaits regulatory approval to return to the skies.

Boeing is seeking approval from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on a series of changes to the 737 MAX following two fatal crashes in 2018 and 2019 that triggered the aircraft’s global grounding. The FAA has also yet to determine new pilot training requirements for the jet.

Last month, American said its training plans could be canceled if the 737 MAX was not recertified.

“We have not made any definitive plans regarding the 737 MAX as the return to service timeline remains fluid,” an American Airlines spokeswoman said. “That’s why we recently adjusted the pilot training scheduling process and will continue to do so

Toyota expects to roll out a pilot fuel cell electric big rig early next year in North America

October 5, 2020

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Plano-based Toyota Motor North America and the company’s truck and bus subsidiary, Hino USA, say they will jointly develop a heavy-duty fuel cell electric big rig for the North American market.

The companies will use Hino’s new XL Series chassis and Toyota’s fuel cell technology to deliver “exceptional capability without harmful emissions,” according to an announcement Monday. The collaboration expands on an existing partnership to develop a 25-ton fuel cell electric truck for the Japanese market, which was announced earlier this year.

The first demonstration vehicle is expected to arrive in the first half of 2021, Toyota said.

“A fuel cell powered version of the Hino XL Series is a win-win for both customers and the community. It will be quiet, smooth and powerful while emitting nothing but water,” said a statement from Tak Yokoo, senior executive engineer at Toyota Research and Development.

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