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Uzbekistan to Build Its First SMR Nuclear Power Plant

Uzbekistan plans to double its energy demand by 2050, driving the need for advanced nuclear projects.

RWE is planning a power plant with a capacity of 800 megawatts, prepared to use 50% and eventually all hydrogen.

The floating offshore wind farm could supply 2.5 million residents of the Stockholm region with an annual production of 19.5 TWh.

EGL1 is expected to enable the transmission of renewable energy to power around two million homes in the UK.

The project seeks to achieve full-cycle efficiency of up to 70%, addressing the challenges of intermittent renewable energy sources.

Vast's technology will enable the supply of renewable electricity, facilitating the production of environmentally friendly fuels.

This authorization makes these reactors the seventh and eighth nationwide to receive such approvals.

The use of conventional natural gas can be more economical for industry and for Brazilian families.

The country added 15.2 GW of new power capacity, with PV accounting for 66%.

This project will increase the capacity of the "BESS Limondale" to more than 50 megawatts (MW).

The new plant will produce 10,000 "Megapack" units per year, enough for the annual consumption of 50,000 households.

Aeromine Technologies has handled 11,000 inquiries from more than 6,500 companies, demonstrating strong global interest in its technology.