NASA’s X-66 aircraft simulated by reusing MD-90 cockpit
The X-66 project uses parts from scrapped aircraft, showing a commitment to sustainability by reusing materials.
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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BioCarboBeton: Project to create biogenic building materials with cyanobacteria
The bio-concrete created by cyanobacteria does not emit CO2; instead, it captures and fixes it in the material, imitating natural processes that are thousands of years old.
Sulmara receives funding to create unmanned vessel capable of sensor recovery
Sulmara's proposed USV technology can generate 3D images of underwater infrastructure.
Water molecules discovered in lunar sample from China’s Chang’e-5 probe
The discovered mineral contains six crystalline water molecules, representing 41% of its total mass.
Titan FlexFueler”: LNG barge for ship-to-ship bunkering launched
The Titan FlexFueler barge is the first of its kind in northwest Europe, designed to efficiently supply LNG and BioLNG to seagoing vessels.
France to have the largest battery energy storage system in the world
The Cheviré project is located on the former site of a coal, gas and oil-fired plant, transforming it into a renewable energy center.
ZeroAvia lowers hydrogen production costs with AI software
SHAIPS has achieved a reduction of more than 20% in the cost of hydrogen compared to traditional methods.
Import duties on critical minerals removed in India to boost green energy
India's initiative to secure critical mineral resources includes the signing of an agreement for a lithium mining project in Argentina, highlighting the strategic importance of lithium for the country's energy transition.
Shell Brent Charlie platform arrives at Able Seaton port in the UK
Brent Charlie is the largest single-piece offshore platform ever decommissioned, weighing 31,000 tons.
European company introduces the VX4 eVTOL that reaches 240 km/h and can travel 161 Km
Vertical Aerospace has secured 1,500 pre-orders for the VX4, valued at $6 billion, from customers on four continents.
Phase 1 of Aquanaut Mark 2 project successfully completed
The Aquanaut Mark 2 meets 10 essential functionalities for deepwater inspection and maintenance.
Vale resumes operations at Salobo 3 copper plant in Brazil after fire
Vale's US$1.1 billion expansion project aims to increase annual production to 36 million tons by the end of the year.