Chinese researchers create device that can convert water into electricity and detect fires
The device uses a nanoporous layer integrated with cotton waste and other materials to generate energy when exposed to visible or infrared light.
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The University of Seville manages to generate the first plasma after nuclear fusion with the SMART tokamak
This research advance seeks to improve the performance of fusion reactions and facilitate the design of more compact and efficient fusion power plants.
RWE builds new control centre for offshore wind farms in East Frisia
The company is seeking certification under the "Sustainable Construction Quality Seal" of the Federal Ministry of Housing, Urban Development and Construction.
MP Materials begins production of rare earth magnets in Texas
MP Materials shares rose 2.5% to $21.38, giving the company a market capitalization of about $3.5 billion.
Pixxel launches the world’s highest-resolution hyperspectral satellites
The launch of the Firefly constellation enables advancements in space technology, such as environmental monitoring and climate management.
NEURA Robotics boosts cognitive robotics with €120 million in funding
The company plans to consolidate its global presence and strengthen its impact in cognitive robotics.
General Atomics tests nuclear thermal propulsion technology for NASA space missions
The success of this project increases GA-EMS’ ability to lead innovations in nuclear propulsion.
Liquid Wind to build eMethanol fuel plant in Naantali, Finland
The eFuel plant in Naantali represents a major step forward, reaffirming the commitment of the parties involved to innovation and the fight against climate change.
SAMS to lead research into ‘dark oxygen’ in deep ocean
The research will expand the available knowledge on "dark oxygen" and its impact on marine biodiversity and the sustainability of life on Earth.
CRRC announces successful installation of 20 MW “Qihang” floating wind turbine
The turbine, independently developed by CRRC, is positioned as the largest and most powerful in the world.
CMA CGM to upgrade its containerships with new Wartsila 34DF engines
The Wartsila engines, which include six- and nine-cylinder versions, will arrive at the shipyard in 2026, consolidating CMA CGM as a pioneer in the use of clean technology in commercial shipping.
SunTrain battery storage technology drives rail transportation in Colorado
The company has so far raised $3.2 million to develop this technology and continues to work with partners in the rail and energy industries to bring this vision to reality.