Energean to invest in the Katlan project and support its development
Israel's Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure has granted a 30-year lease for the Katlan area, with a 20-year extension option.
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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Spain detained Tony Stark ship for fuel spill near Ceuta
The bail imposed on the Tony Stark ship amounts to 120,000 euros, a precautionary measure pending the disciplinary proceedings.
ABS and KRISO to power ships and floating platforms with SMRs
KRISO is designing a floating SMR power generation platform that could supply stable power to island areas.
Wisk and Skyports expand partnership to launch air cabs in Queensland
Advanced air mobility (AAM) is expected to contribute more than $66 billion to Australia's GDP by 2040, representing 3.1% of the national total.
Vapra composter invented to turn kitchen waste into compost in just 7 days
The Vapra home composter can turn kitchen waste into compost in just seven days, compared to 45-60 days for the traditional method.
New TGX 4×2 eTruck electric truck passes first test
The Endurance refrigeration unit can operate for up to two months in refrigerated mode on a single charge.
Hudong-Zhonghua delivers first 14,000 m³ LNG carrier to connect river to sea
The Huaihe Nengyuan Qihang is the world's first LNG bunkering vessel designed to operate from river to sea.
New insect-inspired visual navigation technique for tiny robots
The robot, weighing just 56 grams, can follow routes of up to 100 meters using less than 20 bytes of memory per meter traveled.
Woodside to buy Tellurian for $900 million
The 75% premium over Tellurian's closing price on July 19, 2024 is a reflection of the significant progress of the Driftwood LNG project.
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.
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.