Caltech researchers create new approach to autonomous space vehicle safety
An analysis and prediction system to avoid collisions and incidents in space, created by Caltech in conjunction with NASA.
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Enerpoly inaugurates the world’s first zinc-ion battery mega-factory
The opening of the mega-factory in Sweden will further boost the production of energy solutions.
Thordon Bearings introduces innovative T-BOSS axle system for “stern tube-less” ships
A fuel-efficient technology without carbon emission, following the replacement of the classic stern tube system.
NASA begins validation of PACE satellite data with advanced airborne and marine technology
The mission seeks to improve understanding of climate change and its effects on oceanic and atmospheric ecosystems.
Volvo Penta and Northern Offshore Services announce first crew transfer vessel for IPS platform
Improving technologies in maritime transport improves working conditions and optimizes companies' projects in the long term.
McDermott successfully completes decommissioning of offshore platforms in Western Australia
The success of the offshore decommissioning project in Australia has advanced the company's agenda.
UBC engineers develop comprehensive solution for capturing and destroying “permanent chemicals”
This integrated system could help in the fight against these persistent pollutants, which have been linked to various health problems, such as cancer and liver damage.
EDF starts divergence operations of the EPR reactor at Flamanville
The first connection of the EPR reactor is scheduled for before the end of autumn 2024, if the schedule remains uneventful.
Oil prices fall to yearly lows, threatening massive sell-off in crude market
Brent is touching yearly lows of $74.2, and a possible break of key support could trigger a 10% drop in crude oil prices, according to technical analysis.
Old Oil Wells in California Now Power Geothermal Solar Energy
The success of the GeoTES project in California could serve as a model for other regions of the world in search of sustainable energy solutions.
Eni and Snam announce Ravenna CCS, the first carbon capture and storage project in Italy
The first CCS project in the country, with the objective of reaching an efficiency of up to 96%, only by implementing renewable energy.
Stadler presents RS ZERO prototype, a new generation of trains in Berlin
The new RS ZERO is made from 98% renewable raw materials and contains no synthetic rubber or plasticizers. In addition, the side panels are made from recycled materials, including PET bottles.