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Newark Airport Launches First Biometric E-Gates in US
1+ week, 3+ day ago (333+ words) The gates verify a passenger's identification and travel documents by comparing a live facial scan against the traveler's image and documents already on file, according to NJ.com. United Airlines worked with TSA on the new gates, which sit inside…...
Newark Airport's new eGates can screen travelers at security ‘in under three seconds"
1+ week, 4+ day ago (396+ words) Passengers at Newark Airport will notice a new type of security at the TSA precheck. Lynda Baquero has the details. Travelers going through Newark Airport can now take off a lot of time in the security line thanks to some…...
Solar Panel Installers at Lumina Solar Delaware Add Battery Backup Options
2+ week, 1+ hour ago (575+ words) Lumina Solar Delaware is a full-service solar panel installation company serving homeowners and businesses across Delaware from its Newark office. Founded in 2018, the company designs, permits, and installs custom solar energy systems built around each property's roof space, shading, and…...
Delaware governor signs legislation toughening restrictions on data centers
2+ week, 4+ day ago (284+ words) Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer signed a handful of bills that shift more responsibility and costs away from Delaware residents and onto the companies seeking to build large energy projects, including data centers, in the state. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the…...
Delaware city advances 18-month data center moratorium amid power, water, and land fears
3+ week, 4+ day ago (540+ words) Dover, Delaware, is moving closer to temporarily halting new data center proposals as officials weigh whether the rapidly expanding industry could put too much pressure on the city's power grid, water systems, and land. The proposal advanced when a Dover…...