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The Nhon Trach 3 power plant had its first ignition

The successful first start-up of the Nhon Trach 3 plant sets in motion crucial progress towards its commercial operation by mid-2025.

DOE provides $1.66 billion loan to Plug Power to fund green hydrogen projects.

This development could transform the way components for nuclear research reactors are created and manufactured.

Chukotka floating nuclear power plant sets record for generation of 1 billion kWh, boosting energy development in the Arctic.

The company will supply essential components, including control systems, turbines, generators, refurbished transformers and high voltage equipment.

TerraPower transforms energy in the U.S. with its Natrium plant, setting a new standard in advanced nuclear technology.

The Guajillo plant redefines energy storage in Texas, uniting capacity and sustainability.

Sweden leads the way in nuclear waste management with a deep repository in Forsmark, ensuring sustainability and safety for generations.

Cordillerilla leads the energy transition in Chile with advances in solar energy and decarbonization.

GE Vernova drives decarbonization with its DLN system capable of operating at 100% hydrogen.

The project will also include the world's first underwater wave energy museum.

SouthCoast Wind will be located more than 30 nautical miles south of Martha's Vineyard and 20 nautical miles south of Nantucket.