Researchers improve pumps and valves with ultra-thin elastomeric films
These systems do not require motors, compressed air or lubricants, and operate efficiently and quietly.
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Construction begins on MENA’s largest floating crane with ZPMC
This development will enhance Drydocks World's position and strategies for future maritime services.
NexGen Energy advances approval of Rook I Project with the CNSC
The CNSC has scheduled hearings for the final phase of the Rook I Project, a major uranium mining event in Canada.
TVO is investigating the radioactive coolant leak at the Olkiluoto 3 nuclear plant.
The incident was attributed to human error in the process of closing the reactor pool hatch.
Element 25 receives final approval to expand Butcherbird manganese mine
The Australian mining company is seeking to increase production of manganese concentrate for the steel industry.
Charge Robotics: A portable factory designed to create and install solar panels
The company has focused on creating an automated assembly system to optimize the construction of solar panels.
The NH1 project receives €31.3 million in funding from the European Union.
The French coast reveals great potential for developing future sources of tidal energy.
General Fusion announces new fusion reactor and generation of its first plasma
The plasma compression process is being refined, and the company continues to enhance its technological capabilities in fusion energy.
magniX announces the construction of new HeliStorm engines for electric helicopters.
The company has demonstrated the potential of its technology with successful flights of electric helicopters.
Prodigy Clean Energy and LR are developing transportable nuclear power plants in Canada.
This collaboration aims to bring floating nuclear plants to the country's shores by 2030.
Greenlane unveils charging infrastructure for commercial electric vehicle fleets
Greenlane's digital ecosystem seeks to offer tools for a seamless charging experience.
The USS John F. Kennedy arrives at its final destination in the Port of Brownsville for recycling
With more than 85% of the military vessel recycling market in the United States, the Port of Brownsville continues to receive the country's iconic vessels, to provide a a dignified "second life".