Clone Alpha: the humanoid that simulates human anatomy
Clone Alpha's skeleton is made up of 206 artificial bones.
Isbel Lázaro
Industrial engineer, entrepreneur and copywriter with several years of experience in the digital world. A fan of reading and creative writing. Isbel has always been fascinated by topics related to the ocean and the mysteries of the universe. She has been part of the Inspenet team as a news editor since 2023.
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Iberdrola and the Alcaesar Initiatives Group are working to reduce the carbon footprint of funeral homes
Funeral homes in Extremadura are installing more than 600 solar panels, which will allow them to produce 407 MWh of 100% renewable energy per year.
Meta seeks up to 4 GW of nuclear power to support its AI and sustainability goals
This is part of its efforts to meet the growing energy needs of its data centers.
Urano Energy acquires 15 uranium properties in Utah and Colorado to expand its portfolio
One of the acquired properties has active underground mining permits and direct access to detailed maps dating back to 1984.
ZULU 06 christened: France’s first hydrogen-powered river vessel
The ship has a range of 500 km.
Proba-3 space mission satellites in orbit
The mission will open up new possibilities for studying the solar corona in detail.
Toyota robot breaks new basketball record
The humanoid fired a shot from a distance of almost 25 meters.
North Sea Green Shipping Corridor: a step towards a more sustainable maritime future
This is a joint venture between the United Kingdom and the Netherlands to decarbonise maritime transport and create sustainable jobs.
Madrid launches Europe’s first hydrogen bus station and moves towards a zero-emission fleet
This makes Madrid the first European capital to have a public hydrogen refuelling station.
This 3D printed boat can go anywhere, whether on land or water
It can navigate difficult terrain, just like an all-terrain vehicle, acting almost like a "floating snowmobile."
Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 electric truck goes into series production
This truck has 800 horsepower and can travel more than 1,000 km per day.
Heidelberg Materials advances carbon capture with its Brevik CCS plant in Norway
The facility will reduce emissions by up to 400,000 metric tons of CO2 per year.