The CO₂UP project converts biomass waste into high-value chemicals
This project aims to expand the pilot plant's capacity and explore the possibility of integrating it into larger-scale industrial facilities.
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Researchers announce first uranium-based rechargeable battery assembly
This new technology promises greater energy storage and greater integration capacity with renewable energy sources.
Stellantis and Prosolia Energy develop Spain’s largest rooftop solar plant.
The investment reflects both companies' commitment to the transition toward decarbonized energy models.
Chartwell Marine announces the launch of the TriFoiler fast ferry
With a design that focuses on reliability and energy efficiency, this new vehicle offers superior performance.
Northeastern University engineers create hybrid robot that balances strength and flexibility
This development has resulted in a hybrid robotic arm that is efficient and adaptable to multiple activities.
The Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider begins its twenty-fifth and final scientific run.
As RHIC completes its operational cycle, the data collected during this final run will be critical for future discoveries.
Baltic Power’s offshore wind farm receives first certificates of conformity
These certificates, issued by DNV, are essential to ensuring the safety and viability of the construction and operation of the offshore wind farm.
The 37th refueling of the Trillo Nuclear Power Plant in Spain begins.
This operating cycle has been completed without automatic reactor shutdowns or work-related accidents, reaching 725 days and 3 million hours without incident.
The BOS Princess vessel successfully receives geotechnical drilling technology
This technical aspect is important to ensure the vessel's reliability during long and demanding days at sea.
Rux Energy and Serco advance hydrogen storage with support from the Connected Places Catapult
The results showed that hydrogen can be an effective and viable long-term solution for decarbonizing the maritime sector.
EP Petroecuador resumes pumping after oil spill in SOTE
Following intensive cleanup and restoration work, the control and pumping system will be gradually resumed in the coming days.
Hydro announces investment in European electricity infrastructure with low-carbon aluminum
Aluminum is a fundamental material for energy infrastructure, thanks to its lightweight, durable, and recyclable characteristics.