Japan moves toward commercial fusion power with successful test
Helical Fusion successfully tests a high-temperature superconducting coil without insulation, replicating real fusion reactor conditions.
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PIL adds Kota Orkid vessel to its green container fleet
The new 8,200 TEU containership will operate on the Asia-Africa route, boosting the shipping line's maritime sustainability.
Rangitīkei solar project: 210 MW powered by FRV Australia
The photovoltaic park will have the capacity to supply 45,000 households and will reinforce Aotearoa's energy transition
Electric towers in the shape of animals transform the Austrian landscape
Austria transforms its power grid with animal sculptures that combine functionality, design and respect for nature.
Wärtsilä and TMS Cardiff Gas renew their ship maintenance agreement
The new maintenance agreement covers seven LNG carriers with predictive technology and 24/7 support to optimize its global operations.
UK achieves plasma control in spherical tokamak for the first time
UK scientists have succeeded in suppressing plasma instabilities using 3D magnetic coils
United Kingdom introduces UKAA to boost use of low carbon ammonia
A coalition of British companies seeking energy security, decarbonization and economic growth for the country.
Offshore accommodation solutions with ELA Container Offshore
Certified temporary infrastructure to host and operate offshore projects without delays or complications
Naturgy battery storage for Spain
The new facilities will strengthen the national electricity supply and accelerate the integration of renewable energies.
Terra Natura Benidorm bets for solar energy
The park is taking a firm step towards energy self-sufficiency with the installation of 1,797 solar panels on an area of 4,700 m².
Sizable Energy raises $8 million for its ocean energy system
The startup will test in the Mediterranean a storage system that uses gravity and brine to store clean energy on a large scale.
Jan De Nul unveils the world’s largest cable-laying vessel
The Fleeming Jenkin will be tasked with installing 2,800 km of subsea wind energy cables in northern Europe.