18 Filipino sailors saved after possible sinking of ship in Atlantic Ocean
The life raft with the Filipino crew members was successfully located by rescue teams.
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NATO approves subsidy to satellite internet project if submarine cables are cut off
One of the objectives of the project is to improve the detection of threats to submarine cables and increase their security.
NextFloat+ project wins EU Innovation Fund grant for floating wind power
The NextFloat+ project grant was awarded under the March 2023 "Large Scale" call for proposals, focused on medium-sized pilot projects.
Egypt promotes US$200 million energy projects
Despite being a major producer of natural gas, Egypt still fails to fully meet its annual demand, with a shortfall of approximately 2 billion cubic meters.
Nexa Resources Considers Selling its Pukaqaqa Project
Peru is the second largest copper producer in the world, second only to Chile, and is also an important zinc producer in the region.
Zhejiang Longquan Semi-Solid Energy Storage Power Plant Connects to the Grid
This project is part of the new initiatives of Zhejiang Province's "14th Five-Year Plan" for grid-side energy storage.
WindSpider Secures Funding to Innovate Wind Turbine Crane
WindSpider offers technologies that reduce costs and enable maintenance of larger turbines.
Foreign container ship is first to bunkers biofuel in South Korea
The port of Pusan is an important sourcing point in Asia, which increases Yang Ming's operational flexibility.
Copernicus Sentinel-2C satellite prepares to reach launch site
The spacecraft will arrive at the launch site aboard the sail-assisted Canopée ship.
China to accelerate its brain chip program after experimenting on a monkey
China's Neucyber BCI implant allowed a monkey to control a robotic arm with its thoughts alone.
Endesa announces planning and construction of three solar plants in Seville
The planning and installation processes of new photovoltaic plants will benefit from the use of advanced technologies.
Nuclear battery development cooperation between KAERI and LG Innotek
Companies will devote their efforts to the maximum development of high-power thermoelectric devices.