Yeu–Noirmoutier Offshore Wind Farm: Construction Progress and Collaborative Research Efforts
The installation of the wind turbines is being carried out by Jan De Nul’s jack-up vessel
José López
He has more than 40 years in the oil and gas industry and is an expert in Level I Ultrasonic maintenance and inspection. His commitment to excellence ensures the reliability of critical equipment. He stands out for his vast experience, comprehensive understanding of methodologies and adaptability to new technologies.
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Digit exceeds 100,000 operations in GXO and consolidates its logistics value
Digit, thanks to its bipedal form and multifunctional capabilities, adapts to human-centric environments
Mechanical seals: Innovations and trends defining 2026
Artificial intelligence is beginning to influence how mechanical seals are designed and optimized.
Reliability engineering: Fundamentals, applications and trends
Reliability engineering has become an essential factor for those seeking to guarantee the quality, safety, and efficiency of their products and systems.
TotalEnergies and Data4 close renewable supply agreement in Spain
The contract guarantees a renewable supply of 610 GWh for data centers in Madrid with Clean Firm Power technology.
Capgemini and Orano introduce a robotic assistant in a nuclear power plant
Hoxo replicates critical human tasks in nuclear zones with autonomous navigation and technical precision backed by artificial intelligence.
ORLEN to export U.S. gas to Ukraine starting in 2026
Transportation of U.S. gas from Polish terminals to Ukraine strengthens ORLEN's role as a regional energy operator.
Vattenfall and SSAB drive the first fossil-free hydroelectric damper
Stornorrfors will be the first hydroelectric power plant to install an all-steel penstock with no fossil emissions thanks to Hybrit technology
Autonomous robot strengthens inspections on Yggdrasil offshore project
The Taurob Inspector robot completed autonomous offshore inspections, validating its remote control from the operations center in Stavanger.
Wärtsilä to install Australia’s largest hybrid battery system
The new system will store solar energy on a large scale for efficient integration into the Australian power grid from 2028.
Marinus Link starts up in 2026: what does this mega-connection mean for Australia?
With 1,500 MW of capacity, Marinus Link will connect Tasmania and Victoria with a subway and subsea electrical and digital system.
Congo LNG begins exporting liquefied natural gas from Central Africa
The first shipment of LNG from Congo marks its entry into the global energy market and strengthens its link with Europe.