Explore New Energy: IMO’s Alternative Fuels Site Launches
The web portal provides up-to-date data on alternative fuels.
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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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China plans to take aircraft into space at hypersonic speed
The motivation behind this launch technique is the significant reduction in fuel usage and costs associated with sending payloads into space.
Chasing X: The new underwater inspection device
With an innovative design reminiscent of quadcopters, the Chasing X dives into the future of underwater inspections.
New Crane Unveiled for Installing Giant Wind Turbines
The crane is designed for the installation and replacement of wind turbine components both onshore and offshore.
ANYmal robot performs autonomous inspection of nuclear repository
These robots are invaluable, especially in areas where human access is limited or non-existent.
Canada Ends LNG Project Financing Amid Climate Goals
Canada takes a firm stance against financing LNG projects, in line with the government's commitment to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions.
World’s first environmentally friendly steel plant is commissioned
The plant is backed by big names such as Bill Gates and Amazon.
Record! SpaceX launched 2 rockets in 4 hour
With two launches in less than four hours, SpaceX sets a new precedent in the space industry and anticipates a record-breaking 2024.
Supersonic drone flown using a detonation engine
The 2.4 meter long, 140 kg drone reached a maximum speed of Mach 0.9.
Robot dog tested to inspect electrical substations in the U.S.
Spot is capable of inspecting critical substation components in great detail.
KSTAR Fusion Reactor Hits Temperatures 7x Hotter Than the Sun!
The KSTAR team has succeeded in sustaining the plasma at 100 million degrees Celsius.
Hapag-Lloyd Cuts Carbon Footprint in Latest Eco Effort
This reduction marks a milestone in the shipping industry.