China’s Tianlong-3 completes key thrust test
The Tianlong-3 achieved nearly 1,000 tons of thrust in its test, bringing China closer to reusable rocket orbital operations.
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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Stena Bulk relies on Seasystems to globalize its LNG technology without a jetty
Floating LNG technology operating without docks enables new import and export routes in areas without coastal infrastructure.
Biohybrid cement that stores and recovers energy is created
Researchers integrate bacteria into cement to create structures that store electricity and recover their capacity after receiving nutrients.
Iberdrola completes its exit from the Hungarian market with a sale for 171 million euros
The company withdraws from the Hungarian market by transferring 158 MW of wind power to regional operators.
CorPower Ocean studies seabed for wave project in Portugal
The UMACK anchor, weighing only 35 tons, can withstand more than 20 million tons of force.
Hanwha Drilling starts operations in Brazil with Petrobras
The Tidal Action already operates for Petrobras in Roncador, with advanced technology and joint management between Hanwha and Constellation.
PETRONAS and Geoteric extend exploration agreement with IA
The new stage of collaboration will accelerate seismic exploration and standardize key technical processes.
GLE tests laser technology to produce nuclear fuel
The PLEF plant could re-enrich more than 200,000 tons of depleted uranium acquired from the U.S. government.
The new floating solar farm in Saint-Elix is already operating with 11 MWp of capacity
The photovoltaic system installed at Saint-Elix marks a key breakthrough in applications on water bodies.
Ksi Lisims LNG receives environmental approval to begin construction
The facility will be a floating, hydroelectric-powered, net-zero-emissions facility.
Her Majesty Queen Mary unveils Denmark’s first electric tugboat
The Svitzer Ingrid can perform up to 90% of its operations using only electric power, reducing up to 900 tons of CO₂ per year.
The Boring Company launches Prufrock-4, its new unmanned tunnel boring machine
The Prufrock-4 introduces continuous excavation and remote operation to reduce costs and accelerate tunneling projects throughout the Loop system.