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Japanese biomass plant affected by fire to operate in 2025

The plant now has a nitrogen injection system to prevent overheating of the wood pellets.

Newcleo is developing reactors that will recycle fuel from existing nuclear reactors, aiming to close the nuclear fuel cycle.

Kusile is the first power plant in South Africa and Africa to use wet flue gas desulphurization technology

The Tordenskiold prototype is 30 meters long, 7.5 meters wide and weighs 65 tons, capturing energy from the relative motion of its floating arms.

WAVJA solar spheres can be up to 30 times smaller than conventional solar panels, but produce up to 7.5 times more energy.

The war between Ukraine and Russia has been a catalyst for Nepos Energy to focus its efforts on green hydrogen as a key energy alternative.

Approval of the Atlantic Shores South project is supported by a detailed Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).

The Skidbladner offshore wind farm would make a major contribution to the Swedish electricity supply.

Naturgy's new biomethane plant will prevent the emission of 2,450 tons of CO2 per year, equivalent to what 1,000 cars emit during a year.

Sweco supports its customers by integrating its strategic expertise for clean energy supply.

This is the first time hydrogen has been produced from seawater in a marine environment in the UK.

Shell withdrew its target of a 45% reduction in net carbon intensity by 2035. However, the decarbonization strategy of the company and its customers.