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Equinor halts production at its Hammerfest LNG plant due to power failure

The plant has the capacity to supply 6.5 million European households daily.

This manufacturing process includes seven control stages that ensure an extremely low failure rate: 1 per 200,000 units.

With only 5% waste material, the new recycling process can reduce the production cost per battery by approximately $0.8 per kWh.

The pilot program will take place in the Port of Southampton and will use vessels operated by Lomar Shipping.

This development comes at an important time for Indian energy policy, which seeks to increase the supply of clean energy in its energy developments.

Endesa's solar plants are the first in Europe to receive the Envision certification, endorsed by Harvard University.

Nedgia's gas distribution network integrates a new facility in Cabanillas that will inject 22 GWh of renewable gas per year.

This fuel has been evaluated under strict carbon emissions and traceability criteria.

Pioneer+ High Wind enables reliable solar power installation in regions exposed to winds of up to 240 km/h (150 mph).

The Abadi LNG project will produce 9.5 million tons of LNG per year with carbon capture and storage in Maluku.

The Irish company acquires Low Carbon Energy and is projected to become a leader in the commercial solar segment in the United Kingdom.

The system withstood 1297 °C for more than 49 hours without affecting adjacent units, which maintained internal temperatures below 45 °C.