New Energies

The 21,000-square-foot plant is for the production of neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB) magnets.

The agreement will cover 90% of Sandoz’s European electricity consumption with solar energy.

The plant achieves a recovery rate of more than 97% in the recycling of lithium batteries.

The companies agree that access to renewable fuels is essential to ensure energy security and industrial competitiveness.

The selected facilities include Babilônia Sul, Babilônia Centro, Seriemas and Rio Brilhante.

By using load storage with multiple degrees of freedom, specific parameters were evaluated to ensure structural stability and energy efficiency in real scenarios.

The agreement will offer shipowners in the region a bunkering option that reduces the carbon footprint without compromising efficiency or logistics.

SunHydrogen’s solar hydrogen reactor produces hydrogen without the need for electrolyzers or grid connection.

The operation secures 130 MW in Alentejo with financing structure led by MUFG EMEA.