Ozu opens biomass power plant in Japan
The Ozu biomass plant will use wood pellets imported from Southeast Asia, underscoring Japan's dependence on external energy resources.
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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MOL prepares first coastal carrier module for offshore wind energy in Japan
The coastal carrier module will be equipped with electric propulsion and battery technology.
China delivers antennas for construction of the world’s largest radio telescope
The SKA project, with thousands of antennas distributed in Australia and Africa, promises to be the most sensitive and advanced radio telescope ever built.
World record: Largest vertical solar installation with 248.4 kWp capacity
This bifacial solar installation at the Ullevaal stadium is the largest in the world and was completed in just a few days.
Kudankulam receives nuclear fuel supply from ROSATOM
Kudankulam will host the first-ever VVER-1000 reactors that will operate on an 18-month extended fuel cycle.
NVIDIA advances humanoid robotics with advanced new tools
NVIDIA has demonstrated that its new technology can reduce robotic development time from months to less than a week, revolutionizing the industry.
Nova Scotia approves Windy Ridge wind farm for green hydrogen
EverWind Fuels plans to build a facility at Point Tupper to convert wind energy into green hydrogen, which will be exported to Europe.
GeoStar 2.0: A university’s geothermal system window
The GeoStar 2.0 system includes a removable Plexiglas dome that allows direct observation of the distribution well where the geothermal probes are located.
ABS issued an AIP for offshore wind farm technology
CLS Wind's new technology allows the installation of wind turbines without the need for large cranes or barges, which represents a significant advance in the efficiency of the process.
New mobile factory produces mortarless bricks from rubble
The mobile factory can produce up to 8,000 bricks per day, enough to build a school or ten small houses per week.
Discovery: Mercury has a 15-kilometer-thick diamond layer
Despite being the closest planet to the Sun, Mercury is not the hottest planet in the solar system.
Second life solar plant opens in Texas with reused panels
The plant uses solar panels that were previously part of Ørsted and Sunrun installations.