The main objective of this project is the development of the Dasheng or "Monkey King", a supersonic passenger aircraft that could make its first flight in 2030.
With this decision, the United Kingdom is improving the management of nuclear waste, while at the same time promoting economic and technological development in the region.
This research could optimize microwave-based chemical processes, improving hydrogen production in the future.
The ship's design, developed in collaboration with Seaplace and based on concepts from Longitude, integrates digitalisation and artificial intelligence tools.
This project demonstrates TotalEnergies' confidence in advanced solutions for its offshore operations, enhancing the modernisation of maritime transport in Africa.
The facilities comply with strict environmental standards, applying the IP66/C5 classification, which protects them against adverse conditions.
The company has worked with major classification societies and shipyards to ensure that the engine design meets the highest safety standards.
This launch positions Klaipėda as a benchmark in the development of a greener port ecosystem.
With the launch of the XAG P150, the company reaffirms its position in agricultural drone technology.
By coating carbon fibers with the modified cells, they were able to produce hydrogen when exposed to sunlight, with very favorable results.
This achievement reinforces the company’s goal of making flying easier for everyone. By integrating automation and system redundancy, it is making flying more accessible, safer and more efficient.
This achievement adds to the success of the Wellhead Pressure Management Project (WPMP), aimed at optimizing reservoir performance.
