Boeing Demands U.S. Intervention Over EU’s Multi-Million Euro Loan to Airbus
The U.S. manufacturer requires a review of the transparency in the granting of a European bank loan intended for aerospace development.
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A neuroscientific study details cognitive hierarchical models to drive artificial intelligence
Researchers at the University of Illinois demonstrate that primary sensory areas actively participate in decisions through immediate feedback loops.
Allied Biofuels awards Topsoe and Sasol the engineering for an eSAF complex in Uzbekistan
The consortium will provide technology and engineering for Central Asia’s first solar biorefinery dedicated to producing eSAF and SAF.
Saitec installs aquaculture systems on the DemoSATH floating wind platform
DemoSATH Lab evaluates the coexistence between floating offshore wind energy and biodiversity through the integration of underwater structures and aquaculture.
Hyundai and Korean Register evaluate MobED robot on board a cargo ship
A South Korean industrial alliance completes the first operational test of the MobED robot on the multipurpose vessel Hyundai Dubai.
Artificial Intelligence Optimizes UNEP’s Global Methane Emissions Monitoring
The MARS system integrates satellite data using efficient algorithms to accelerate climate mitigation measures in key sectors.
ABB Agrees to Acquire Rotork for $5.5 Billion to Strengthen Its Automation Division
ABB consolidates its industrial automation portfolio through the cash acquisition of British flow control firm Rotork.
The Japanese alliance will boost the development of FLiBe molten salt for commercial fusion reactors
NGK Corporation and Kyoto Fusioneering will collaborate on the production and purification of specialized coolant for nuclear fusion energy.
Machine learning helps optimize energy storage at the atomic scale
Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory apply artificial intelligence and advanced simulations to refine the performance of sodium and lithium batteries.
Class action lawsuit against the Department of Defense for blocking wind energy projects
A coalition of nineteen states led by Oregon intervenes legally against the Pentagon's blockade of onshore energy infrastructure.
Federal courts revive offshore wind energy projects halted by Donald Trump
Courts dismiss the U.S. government’s national security arguments and authorize the continuation of five coastal wind farms.
RWE’s Theodore Wind Farm receives Australian approval
The 1.1-gigawatt infrastructure receives final federal authorization to begin construction in 2027 after complying with environmental regulations.