Airbus to lead the conceptual study for NATO’s next helicopters
Airbus Helicopters will lead the design study of next-generation helicopters, ensuring that they are fully interoperable with NATO systems.
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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The Olympic Boreas CSOV was delivered and is ready for offshore energy operations.
The Olympic Boreas can operate with methanol as fuel, aiming for zero emissions in its future operations.
826-ton wave energy device deployed in Hawaiian waters
Ocean Energy USA's OE-35 device has a power production capacity of up to 1.25 MW.
Two LNG dual-fuel tugboats enter service in Hong Kong
These tugs are the first locally licensed tugs in Hong Kong equipped with dual-fuel LNG engines, marking a milestone in the region's maritime industry.
New Cabinda refinery to come on stream this year
The first phase of the Cabinda refinery will cover 10% of Angola's domestic fuel market before doubling its capacity.
Germany’s EWE hydrogen project awarded to Siemens Energy
The PEM technology used in the Siemens Energy electrolyzer is especially efficient with renewable energies due to its flexible start-up times.
Rijeka Gateway implements 5G technology to optimize port operations
The Rijeka terminal will be the only one in its region with remotely operated cranes and mostly electric equipment.
Philippine Coast Guard manages oil spill in Bataan from Terranova vessel
The sunken tanker is only 34 meters deep, which facilitates the operation to remove the spilled oil.
Engineers create the “Giga Press” to produce electric vehicles
This machine can produce 500 castings in three eight-hour shifts.
The government of Aragón will prohibit the installation of floating photovoltaic panels on reservoirs (regulation)
The Lanuza reservoir, site of the Pirineos Sur Festival, would be affected by the royal decree, turning its landscape into a "black spot" of photovoltaic panels.
Vertical Aerospace started testing of its VX4 prototype
The VX4 has proven to be 20% more powerful than its previous version, enabling it to reach a cruising speed of 240 km/h (150 mph).
Firebird and Macro Metals sign agreement for manganese holdings
The most striking fact is the investment of $150,000 and the execution of 10 RC drill holes by Macro Metals, which reflects a serious commitment to the development of the manganese tenements.