SUNOTEC acquires 400 MWp solar project in Latvia
The Danish firm thus consolidates its position as a leading developer of greenfield projects in the Baltic and southern Europe.
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SwRI expands heat exchanger testing to MW scale
The company has prepared its infrastructure to measure and verify the efficiency of heat exchangers.
Redwire deploys deployable solar panels for Lunar Gateway
The technology will also enable experimentation, surveillance and possible resource extraction activities in lunar orbit.
Seaturns promotes industrialization of wave energy
Distributed generation from wave power is a concrete, scalable solution that is aligned with the continent's climate objectives.
Ecopetrol reuses CO2 from its refinery and converts it into daily inputs
The Colombian oil company is aiming for cleaner operations while promoting the development of sustainable industrial solutions.
United States Antimony begins antimony mining in Montana
This measure seeks to reactivate domestic production of a mineral considered critical to U.S. national security.
TerraPower moves forward with Natrium reactor following NRC permit
The company has presented comprehensive technical information as a federal priority to accelerate its advanced energy solutions.
Augwind to install its first commercial AirBattery in Germany
The company will integrate auxiliary lithium-ion battery systems, optimizing the delivery of quality power to the grid.
Sentinel-4 starts atmospheric monitoring aboard MTG-S1 satellite
The operation will be carried out by EUMETSAT, the entity responsible for the operation of meteorological satellites in Europe.
Researchers succeed in producing gaseous ammonia from air
The University of Sydney team has been refining this approach for six years and is currently working on improving the efficiency of the electrolysis component.
Damen and Port Marlborough announce alliance with new tug ASD 2312
This integration will expand the operational capacity of the terminal, which receives more than 3,000 vessels annually, and will progressively replace the Monowai and Maungatea tugboats.
Qantas adds first Airbus A321XLR to Asia-Pacific fleet
This acquisition is part of a larger order that includes 128 single-aisle and 24 A350-1000 widebody aircraft.