ONGC allocates FEED contract for Bay of Bengal field
In the KG basin, with nine ultra-deepwater gas wells and planned capex of $3.2 billion,
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EST-Floattech will supply batteries for the E-LUV electric vessel in UK ports
The boat will feature a 2,400 kWh Octopus High Energy battery system from EST-Floattech, designed for BV class classification.
Wrightbus will integrate Ballard engines into hydrogen buses in the United Kingdom and Germany
This agreement increases Ballard's existing orders to approximately 300 units of fuel cell engines.
3D gas turbine developed using Aurora Labs technology
The engine prototype meets rigorous laboratory testing standards.
After the dismantling of the Gyda platform, Aker Solutions begins a recycling project
According to the company, approximately 98% of the platform is expected to be recycled and used for other energy or related projects.
Mahindra Susten to develop 153 MW hybrid power project in India
Mahindra's foray into the hybrid sector, with 52 MW of solar capacity and 101 MW of wind capacity.
Jera Pledges 20 GW of Green Energy for Japan by 2035
It aims to strengthen the efficiency and sustainability of JERA, Japan's largest power generation company.
HyLight secures $4 million in funding for hydrogen drones
The company plans to innovate and improve its steerable drones to meet the strictest safety and industrial efficiency standards.
Seaspan Energy Unveils New LNG Bunkering Vessel
At 112.8 meters long, 18.6 meters wide and 5 meters draft, these vessels are designed to reach a speed of 13 knots.
Germany Unveils Massive 605 MW Witznitz Solar Park
The clean energy produced by the solar farm will be able to supply around 200,000 homes.
Hydrogen-Powered Baggage Vehicle Begins Operation at UK Airport
A Globe fuel cell powertrain, using compressed hydrogen supplied and making it even more efficient.
MOL Launches Eco-Friendly Hydrogen Plant in Hungary
Through Plug Power's electrolyzers, MOL aims to partially replace the use of natural gas at its Danube refinery.