Hydron Energy completes sale of its first commercial NGR plant
The Hydron plant reduces greenhouse gas emissions by up to 80% compared to other commercial technologies.
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Plug Power secures long-term hydrogen with new contract
The company plans to launch more than 40 new hydrogen sites by 2025, representing one of the most ambitious expansions of energy infrastructure in the US.
Canada debuts as liquefied natural gas exporter from its west coast
Global demand for liquefied natural gas is expected to triple over the next decade.
Hyundai and NEURA Robotics integrate robots in shipbuilding
The shortage of skilled labor is driving the adoption of cognitive robots as a strategic solution.
Ro-Ro vessel MV Leonine sets sail for Europe
The vessel incorporates a hybrid propulsion system with 11 MW engines and 6 MW shaft generators.
Activates one of the largest battery storage plants in the U.S.
The project can supply up to 72,000 homes for four hours with stored energy.
High grade gold and zinc discovered in Reforma deposit (Campo Morado)
Luca's first surface hole intercepted 15.1 meters at 5.35 g/t gold and 8.39% zinc.
Burying wood from managed forests could sequester carbon
According to scientists, this action could eliminate up to 937 gigatons of CO₂ in 76 years.
U.S. refines technology to recycle used nuclear fuel
The initiative takes into account the possible applications of the recovered materials.
Venture Global and PETRONAS seal 20-year LNG deal
The new commitment is in addition to the existing agreement for Plaquemines LNG.
Construction begins on the 200 MW Entrenúcleos solar power plant
The solar farm is scheduled to be operational in 2026.
MethaneSAT satellite disappears in the middle of its mission after power loss
The satellite was able to identify methane emissions from small sources that were previously invisible from space, thanks to highly sensitive spectrometers.