Inspenet, July 15, 2023.
The countries of the European Union have today adopted a new regulation that sets specific objectives to improve the production, use, treatment and recycling of batteries, in order to address environmental and social risks.
Inspenet, July 15, 2023.
The current president of OPEC, Antonio Oburu Ondo, declared last Wednesday in Vienna that “the world cannot live without oil” and that it is unlikely to do without this source of energy in the near future due to the energy needs of the planet.
Inspenet, July 15, 2023.
Volvo Cars has taken an important step by announcing that it will use renewable fuel instead of traditional fossil fuel for the majority of sea voyages using container ships that load thousands of containers with production material to supply its factories around the world. .
Inspenet, July 13, 2023.
The deposit discovered in Norway is estimated to be worth at least 70 billion tons, nearly matching the world’s proven reserves of 71 billion tons assessed by the US Geological Survey in 2021.
Inspenet, July 14, 2023.
Enel Colombia has reached an agreement for the sale of the Cartagena Thermal Power Plant and its entire stake in the Cartagena Central Port Company to SMN Termocartagena. This agreement will enter into force as of December 1, 2023, at which time the SMN Termocartagena group will assume the management and operation of this power generation plant.
Inspenet, July 14, 2023.
Google has just announced a major update to Bard since its release. The company’s chatbot now has support for queries in Spanish and 40 other languages, including Chinese, German and Portuguese.
Inspenet, July 14, 2023.
The EEX energy products trading platform has developed a platform that will allow the technical implementation of sales auctions and other commercial instruments for hydrogen and its derivatives. This will facilitate the trade and acquisition of hydrogen at competitive prices in the market.
Inspenet, July 14, 2023.
The growing curiosity to explore the secrets of the seabed has led the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology to develop “Belle”, a fish-shaped underwater robot that uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) to obtain clear images of marine life without disturbing the ecosystem .
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