GE Vernova and OPG drive construction of first small modular reactor in the West
Canada will lead the West in operating the first BWRX-300 small modular reactor, marking a key milestone in clean nuclear energy.
Ruth Arteaga
I am a civil engineer and I work in the writing area. I have a deep passion for civil works. I constantly seek to update myself on new engineering technologies to integrate them into my work, since my main interest is exploring how innovations in the industrial sector can improve and transform the world.
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Scientists transform air humidity into drinking water using solar energy
The system converts ambient humidity into potable water using solar energy, even with only 30% humidity.
Beijing prepares for the World Humanoid Robot Games 2025
Humanoid robots will compete in athletics, soccer and industrial tasks for three days at Olympic venues in the Chinese capital.
Germany launches flexible solar panels that reduce consumption in vehicles
Up to 9% diesel savings in trucks with advanced solar module architecture.
Google and Elementl Power jointly drive advanced nuclear power development
Three new U.S. sites will be developed for advanced nuclear power with direct support from Google.
Axpo promotes energy transition with imported biomethane in Portugal
Biomethane enters the Portuguese grid for the first time as a renewable option for industrial sectors.
Stratolaunch reaffirms leadership with second reusable hypersonic Talon-A2 flight
The Talon-A2 completed its second hypersonic flight exceeding Mach 5 with autonomous landing and recovery.
Wärtsilä launches its carbon capture solution for ships on the market
Wärtsilä's technology captured 10 tons of CO₂ per day in tests aboard the Clipper Eris.
Westnetz to use NEPTUNE V plant for zero-emission public transportation
The plant will be key in the transition of German public transport to green hydrogen.
Q Energy’s 96 MW solar project starts up in Valladolid
The Zaratan project will supply 50,000 households and avoid 33,000 tons of CO₂ per year.
Aurora launches autonomous truck service in Texas
The Aurora Driver system is already operating driverless between Dallas and Houston, setting a precedent in autonomous transportation in the U.S.
Coast Guard boosts fleet with polar icebreaker and riverboats
New riverboats support $5.4 billion in annual trade.