John Wood

1 month ago | quantisnow.com | Restated Bylaws |John Wood

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Jun 11, 2024 | riograndeguardian.com | John Wood

Judge, commissioners, thank you very much for the opportunity to be here. I feel really honored to be able to be in this beautiful building. Good memories. Judge you are right. There’s some major interest in both LNG companies coming to Brownsville. And just like Flor de Mayo (International Bridge) has taken well over 20 years, deepening the channel has taken over more than 20 years. When I became a port commissioner ten years ago, the other commissioners, they were all busy. We all are.

Jan 30, 2024 | federalnewsnetwork.com | John Wood

The Government Accountability Office has released its annual report to Congress on the federal government’s Technology Modernization Fund, established by law six years ago. While much of the audit focused on the identifiable dollar savings from projects that received awards from the TMF, a more careful look shows that Congress has continually failed to provide adequate, consistent funding for meaningful technology modernization.

Oct 11, 2023 | forecourttrader.co.uk | John Wood

BP has become the latest oil company to join a collaboration aiming to support development and large-scale deployment of hydrogen-fuelled trucking. Shell and Total Energies are both members of H2Accelerate, which aims to promote the use of hydrogen-powered trucks across Europe, and whose members also include truck manufacturers Volvo and Daimler Group and hydrogen producers such as Linde.

Oct 11, 2023 | forecourttrader.co.uk | John Wood

Thames Valley Police is appealing for the public’s help in identifying and tracing a man last seen on a forecourt due to concerns for his welfare. Staff at the service station in Long Crendon Road, Thame, served the man in the morning of Sunday October 8, but they were concerned for his welfare and contacted the police. Investigating officer Inspector Thomas Xavier said: “We have been making enquiries to identify this man in order to trace him and check that he is okay.