The “Aquanaut Mark 2” begins commercial operations in the Gulf of Mexico
This fully qualified marine vehicle has the ability to perform autonomous underwater inspections, including leak detection and real-time image transmission.
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Van Oord Finishes FSRU Dock in Wilhelmshaven, Germany
The new floating storage and regasification unit will strengthen Germany's energy security in terms of LNG supplies.
FTC approves Chevron-Hess merger after passing antitrust review
This transaction will allow Chevron to integrate its energy assets into its global portfolio, taking advantage of Hess' expertise.
PUCT approves Permian Basin electric reliability plan
The plan approved by the PUCT calls for the construction of new major transmission lines, as well as the creation of additional routes to deliver electricity from other regions of Texas.
EDP and Kia present the first 350 kW ultra-fast charger and distribution network in Spain
The new ultra-fast charger will give more consumers confidence to safely transfer energy from one technology to another.
LCLS-II: SLAC announces start-up of world’s most powerful X-ray laser
Lasers have the potential to transform industry by providing detailed information about fleeting chemical processes, helping to create innovative new practical industrial technologies.
BlueNord plans to optimize Tyra production by the last quarter of 2024
This project will strengthen the company's operations and ensure a constant and efficient supply of gas in the region.
Naturgy and CycleØ launch first virtual gas pipeline to expand renewable gas production in Spain
The virtual pipeline represents a major step forward for Spain's energy infrastructure, helping to develop new sources of clean energy and reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
The Manganese cathodes would “improve” lithium-ion batteries, Berkeley research says
A new study suggests that manganese could improve the performance of lithium-ion batteries by enabling better cathode structure.
REGENT receives order for 27 electric marine gliders from UrbanLink
This partnership transforms coastal transport by integrating the speed of an aircraft with the comfort of a ship.
First graphene-based brain chip implanted in a patient with brain cancer
This innovative technology was used on a patient suffering from brain cancer to differentiate between healthy and cancerous brain tissue with micrometric precision.
ETH Zurich presents “Impact printing” technology that improves clay construction
The innovative construction technique has been tested on simple structures, improving efficiency and productivity.