Trinasolar transfers its TOPCon technology to HoloSolis in Europe
HoloSolis will manufacture up to 10 million solar panels per year, equivalent to supplying one million European homes.
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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Sungrow challenges the desert with 1+X 2.0 inverter
It withstood 45 consecutive days of sandstorms without loss of power or maintenance.
Hypex Bio and BME push for nitrate-free explosives at SADC
First implementation in Africa of nitrate- and ammonia-free explosives for open-pit and subway mining with less environmental impact.
ORLEN secures low-emission oil supply with Equinor
Oil extracted at Johan Sverdrup emits up to 90% less CO₂ than the global average.
Toyota joins Tokyo H2 project for hydrogen mobility
Toyota will deploy 200 Crown hydrogen cabs in Tokyo by 2025 under the TOKYO H2 plan.
Plug Power sets record figures at its green hydrogen plant in Georgia
Plug Power's Georgia plant produced 324 tons of green hydrogen in August, validating the efficiency of its GenEco system.
GES promotes a mega hybrid project in Chile with wind, solar and batteries
It will be the plant with the largest battery storage capacity in Latin America.
Honeywell boosts biogas-fired PBS production in Uruguay
World's first modular plant to convert biogas and dairy waste into commercial-scale PBS.
Tentacular underwater robot promises to transform offshore inspections
The robot can remain stable under external forces of up to 300 g and correct its position in seconds.
Catalyst opens the door to recycling of unsorted plastics
Northwestern researchers succeed in converting mixed plastic waste into oils and waxes without prior separation.
Shell halts construction of its biofuels plant in Rotterdam for good
In 2024 Shell marketed ten times more low-carbon fuels than it produced.
Royal Caribbean launches its new cruise ship Legend of the Seas
The Legend of the Seas is already floating and preparing for its European debut in 2026, with clean technology and innovative family routes.