The world’s largest onshore wind turbine goes into operation
The turbine can generate up to 56 million kWh annually.
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FORT DIAMANT: CMA CGM’s new vessel powered by Liquefied Natural Gas
It was named after the iconic Guyana landmark.
South Korea celebrates Jeonnam electricity supply 1
The country expects to reach an installed wind capacity of 14.3 GW by 2030.
Lynx, the wheeled robot dog from DEEP Robotics, moves on the most difficult terrain
It quickly adapts to different environments thanks to its hybrid design and advanced control technology.
Voltari Electric presents the Patrol 26 RIB, the first 100% electric patrol boat
With the fast charger, the battery can reach 90% of its capacity in just 30 minutes.
BW ESS and ACL Energy strengthen Italy’s energy transition with BESS storage expansion
The collaboration between both companies has grown from 0.4 GW to 2.9 GW in less than a year.
Dawn Aerospace’s Aurora Mk-II breaks the sound barrier and sets new records
Its pure propulsion engine provides thrust-to-weight ratios 20 times higher than conventional engines.
Preparations for Proba-3 mission to study the Sun up close are progressing
The mission's spacecraft will create artificial solar eclipses in space, allowing observations of the solar corona for up to six hours at a time.
The world’s largest coral is longer than a blue whale
It is found in the Solomon Islands and has grown continuously for over 300 years.
Cadeler’s Wind Peak arrives in Rotterdam to begin its first operation
It has a load capacity of more than 17,600 tons and a crane that lifts more than 2,600 tons.
MIT develops electrode to convert CO2 into useful products like plastics and fuels
The work has been supported by Shell through the MIT Energy Initiative.
Polar Night Energy advances with the construction of its sand battery in Finland
The battery has a storage capacity of up to 100 MWh and an output power of 1 MW.