Rosatom announces construction of power unit No. 8 at the Leningrad nuclear power plant
The concrete foundation for the Unit No. 8 reactor was completed two months ahead of schedule, underscoring the efficiency of the construction team.
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NASA and EPA address NO2 air pollution in congested communities in the U.S.
NO2, a short-lived air pollutant, has higher concentrations near its emission source.
RPow and H2B2 team up to build renewable hydrogen production plant in Andalusia
The plant will use a molten salt-based thermal storage system, allowing continuous hydrogen production 24 hours a day.
AutoFlight and CATL close million-dollar deal to advance eVTOL technology
AutoFlight has set a world flight distance record for an eVTOL on a single charge, reaching 250.3 km.
Rome Resources commences drilling at Kalayi, Democratic Republic of the Congo
The Kalayi prospect has demonstrated tin potential in shallow drilling, raising the company's expectations.
State-owned oil company OGDCL announces gas condensate discovery in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
This gas condensate discovery was made at an impressive depth of 3773.98 meters underground.
GT Wings Unveils AirWing Tech: New Alliance, New Heights!
The AirWing system has the capacity to reduce fuel consumption on ships by up to 30%.
BW ESS and Penso Power close energy storage deal with Shell in the UK
The Bramley BESS system, once operational, will be the longest lasting battery energy storage system in the UK.
NASA Unveils Smart AI for Analyzing Mars Samples
When a robot explorer arrives on another planet, scientists have limited time to collect valuable data, due to the short duration of the missions and the complexity of the experiments.
HSM Offshore Energy completes loading and offshore deployment of ONE-Dyas platform N05-A
The N05-A platform will be the first in the North Sea to be powered entirely by marine renewable energy.
Researchers remove ‘permanent chemicals from water’ with 3D printed ceramic ink
This study seeks to remove chemicals known as "permanent chemicals", a relevant health threat, from the water.
Libya’s largest oilfield production halted following protests
Libya has the largest oil reserves in Africa, but full exploitation of these reserves is often hampered by its political instability.