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Microwave energy produces clean hydrogen, faster and with less energy
This research could optimize microwave-based chemical processes, improving hydrogen production in the future.
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Tekmar Group secures £5m contract for UK offshore wind farm
Tekmar leads the way in protecting subsea cables at a UK wind farm using advanced Generation 10 technology.
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First electric ammonia plant designed on US Gulf Coast
Cleaner and more efficient ammonia production with renewable integration and advanced technology.
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Sungrow to build largest rooftop PV system in Nordic countries
The facilities comply with strict environmental standards, applying the IP66/C5 classification, which protects them against adverse conditions.
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Shell strengthens its presence in New England with the acquisition of RISEC Holdings
Prior to the transaction, RISEC Holdings was 51% controlled by funds managed by Carlyle Group, while the remaining 49% was owned by EGCO, a Thai power…
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Enilive starts SAF production in Gela for sustainable aviation
Enilive leads the energy transition with the production of SAF at its Gela plant, key to sustainable aviation.
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GE Vernova and TVA drive nuclear innovation in the U.S.
TVA leads a national effort to deploy BWRX-300 modular nuclear reactors.
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Bioengineered bacteria achieve efficient production of green hydrogen
By coating carbon fibers with the modified cells, they were able to produce hydrogen when exposed to sunlight, with very favorable results.
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Taean Wind Power to develop offshore wind project in South Korea
With innovation, experience and collaboration, Taean Wind Power is set to become a benchmark for sustainability and economic development in the region.
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ITM obtains FEED contract to develop a 10 MW green hydrogen plant
ITM Power to lead modular standard design for 10 MW green hydrogen plant in UK
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Sungrow and CEEC drive energy transition with largest storage project
Sungrow and CEEC lead the way with the Lochin system, transforming Central Asia’s energy infrastructure.
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The University of Seville manages to generate the first plasma after nuclear fusion with the SMART tokamak
This research advance seeks to improve the performance of fusion reactions and facilitate the design of more compact and efficient fusion power plants.