Gastech 2025 progresses under a full day of technical sessions
The event focuses on solutions for the energy transition, highlighting areas such as clean energy, hydrogen and artificial intelligence.
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Vattenfall activates the country’s largest agricultural solar farm in Germany
The project has been developed without public subsidies.
Dig Energy raises $5 million to develop compact drilling rig
A water jet drill promises to reduce geothermal costs in buildings by 80%.
Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam inaugurated despite criticism
GERD will be able to generate 5,150 megawatts of electricity in a country where 45% of the population still does not have access to this type of energy.
Gastech 2025 continues to advance the energy transition
Milan is the host city for the event.
Tesla launches Megapack 3 and Megablock with 5 MWh per unit
Megablock achieves an energy density of 248 MWh per acre, optimizing the use of space to the maximum.
Gastech 2025 kicks off highlighting innovations in the energy sector
25 ministers from Europe, Africa and the Middle East will meet with CEOs from different companies for discussions and collaborations.
MOL moves forward in decarbonization with new rigid-sail vessels
The vessels are designed to transport up to 174,000 m³ of liquefied natural gas.
Kodal Minerals gets green light to export lithium from Mali
Mali enters the global lithium market with a first authorized export of 125,000 tons of spodumene.
Accelera installs 35 MW PEM system for green hydrogen production
The system runs exclusively on local hydroelectric power, allowing the production of green hydrogen without emissions.
US to power 6 GW with SMRs to drive AI and mega-factories
Each plant will use SMR modules capable of generating enough power to supply the equivalent of the entire Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area.
Group of jellyfish partially paralyzes Paluel nuclear power plant
The jellyfish swarm caused an immediate loss of 2.4 gigawatts in the plant's electrical output.