Front Eagle tanker collides with Adalynn off Fujairah
The freighter Adalynn is reportedly linked to an opaque operations fleet, known as the “dark fleet”, active in the Persian Gulf.
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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Chevron buys land to start lithium production in the U.S.
Chevron secures land at Smackover and bets on direct extraction to lead domestic lithium supply in the U.S.
AV Dawson Transport accelerates plans for zero-emission fleets
A single electric truck avoided the emission of 2.3 tons of CO₂ in just 10 days, after completing 42 trips and traveling more than 2,900 kilometers.
China extracts rubidium from brine and reduces dependence on imports
Rubidium was extracted at 99.9 % purity from a source containing only 0.001 % of the metal.
Constellium stands out at Paris Air Show 2025 with recycled aluminum solutions
Constellium created the first aerospace-grade recycled aluminum ingot from decommissioned aircraft.
Bila Solar begins manufacturing solar panels in Indianapolis
Bila Solar's solar panels meet domestic content requirements and qualify for an additional 10% in federal tax incentives.
SMST to supply key technical solutions for new LDA service vessels
Vessels will be able to make safe transfers to both port and starboard due to the central location of the access system.
RWE completes operational base of Thor offshore wind farm in Thorsminde
The Thor wind farm will supply more than one million Danish households with clean energy for at least 30 years.
Minesto expands Dragon 12’s potential with greater efficiency
A 10-meter longer cable on Dragon 12 allowed a 25% increase in power generation, validating Minesto's technical simulations.
South Korea turns plastic bottles into hydrogen with sunlight
The floating system generates hydrogen using only dissolved plastic bottles and direct sunlight, and works even in seawater.
Tokyo to test interchangeable batteries in commercial electric vehicles
The automatic battery exchange will allow electric vehicles to be recharged in just five minutes without the driver leaving the vehicle.
Meta to use nuclear energy to power its Illinois data centers
The agreement will prevent the emission of more than 34 million metric tons of carbon over 20 years.