Aquamar: The fourth plug-in vessel of AtoB@C Shipping
Hybrid vessels can reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 50%.
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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Gasum opens new gas station in Rauma
Gasum's biogas can reduce heavy-duty vehicle emissions by up to 90% compared to traditional fossil fuels.
Earth will have a new mini-Moon from September to November
The mini moon 2024 PT5 will travel more than 11 million kilometers around the Earth in just two months.
Chevron and Wärtsilä to replace engines of 6 LNG carriers to reduce emissions
Wärtsilä's new ship engines can reduce methane exhaust by using a spark instead of diesel for combustion.
Boskalis installs giant platform in Qatar with Forte vessel
The platform weighs 17,818 tons, equivalent to the weight of more than 2,500 African elephants.
Vertical Aerospace’s VX4 completes Phase 1 of piloted tests
The VX4 collected data from 35,000 parameters in each test to ensure maximum flight safety.
Zelestra begins construction of the “Jasper County Solar” photovoltaic plant in Indiana
The plant will have a capacity of 60 MWac, enough to power approximately 11,000 homes per year.
Petroprix inaugurates its first automatic gas station in Portugal
Petroprix plans to have 50 stations in Portugal by 2026.
Pampa Energía inaugurates a giant 140 MW wind farm in Bahía Blanca
Pampa Energía VI is the first wind farm in Argentina to be connected to a 500 kV line.
WindFloat TC and FC: The new floating wind foundations from Principle Power
The new floating turbine designs have an operating capacity of 105 MW.
Engineers develop a new type of cement inspired by human bones
The new material mimics the structure of human bone and is 5.6 times stronger than conventional cement.
Svitzer to build the world’s first methanol battery electric tugboat
Svitzer operates in 141 ports and will soon add the world's first electric and methanol tug to its fleet.