Scatec closes financing and begins energy storage project in South Africa
Scatec's 103 MW/412 MWh Mogobe BESS project will be one of the largest stand-alone energy storage systems in Africa.
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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Ence will boost biomethane production in Barbastro with its new sustainable plant
The plant will produce 20,000 tons of organic fertilizer per year.
Design certification completed for Proteus AR1100 turbine in Japan
The AR1100 turbine will generate 1.1 MW of clean energy for the Goto Islands in Japan, with installation planned for 2025.
INTERCARGO requests delay in reducing the age limit for bulk carrier inspections
Bulk carriers account for 43% of the world fleet, and a reduction in their age limit for inspections could significantly impact global trade.
X Shore signs its largest ever order with M Yachts for the DACH region
A 6-metre electric boat reduces marine noise pollution by 90% compared to a traditional fossil fuel boat.
Inyanga Marine acquires the first grid-connected tidal turbine in France
The D10 turbine generates enough energy to power the entire island of Ushant, using only tidal currents.
Sierra Space’s debris disposal system to be tested on the Space Station
The system can recover up to 100% of the water contained in space debris, essential for long-duration missions.
Hopium demonstrates the potential of hydrogen with its 1,000 km range car
Hopium's hydrogen fuel cell system, used in the K-Challenge Project, is more compact and efficient than traditional solutions.
ClassNK awards world’s first certification to a ship for the use of green steel
JGreeX steel significantly reduces CO₂ emissions during manufacturing, and is a ClassNK certified process.
Uranium Energy Corp increases uranium production at Irigaray plant to 4M pounds
UEC owns more than 62 million pounds of uranium in Wyoming, enough to meet the annual demand of more than 70 nuclear reactors.
Grain LNG obtains world’s first certification in methane emissions audit
Grain LNG is the first terminal outside of North America to achieve MiQ certification for its methane emissions management.
A new energy system floats at an altitude of 500 meters in China
The S500 system, similar to a giant kite, generates electricity at an altitude of 500 metres using wind energy.