Wastewater plants double their pollutant emissions
A study reveals that few facilities generate the majority of emissions, opening a direct pathway for their immediate reduction.
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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Pemex responds to oil leak in the Tula River due to refinery failure
The Miguel Hidalgo refinery is one of the most important in the country.
Kuwait discovers new gas field in Jaza
Initial production from the Jaza-1 well exceeds 29 million cubic feet per day without impurities, cementing Kuwait's gas independence.
FRV Australia starts up Walla Walla, its largest solar park
Walla Walla will generate renewable energy for 90,000 homes per year, consolidating FRV Australia as a solar benchmark in New South Wales.
EHang extends its leadership with the global launch of the VT35
The VT35 can take off and land from parks, rooftops and parking lots thanks to its compatibility with the EH216-S vertiports.
Shenandoah reaches 100,000 barrels per day after Phase 1 completion
Daily production achieved in only 75 days after the Shenandoah FPS system became operational.
Deep Robotics introduces first all-weather industrial humanoid robot
First IP66 industrial humanoid that works outdoors in dust, rain or extreme cold without compromising operation.
Charybdis, the first U.S.-built offshore heavy lift vessel, delivered.
The Charybdis has a 426-foot-tall crane with the capacity to lift up to 2,200 tons.
P2X Solutions and Sunfire consolidate their partnership with a 40 MW project in Finland
P2X Solutions has selected German technology company Sunfire to carry out the FEED engineering study for its upcoming hydrogen project in Joensuu, eastern Finland. The plant, with an…
Uniper strengthens its commitment to biomethane with a key agreement in Spain
The Lorca Project will process 1 million tons of livestock waste per year to produce up to 250 GWh of biomethane.
Green Energy tests solar panels on trucks together with DHL Freight Sweden
Solar panels have already achieved a 4 % to 7 % reduction in fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions in diesel fleets.
Mitsubishi unveils underwater robot for nuclear reactor inspections in Japan
Mitsubishi automates underwater inspection of nuclear reactors with a versatile remote robotic system.