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iCub 3: the robot that allows people to see and feel remotely

Inspenet, February 4, 2024.
The iCub 3 robot avatar has the ability to transmit video and haptic experiences to a person wearing haptic feedback gloves and a virtual reality (VR) headset over considerable distances, thus providing an alternative for people to participate in events without the need to commute.

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Amazon Powers Up with Investment in Moray West Wind Project

Inspenet, February 3, 2024.
Amazon has entered into a corporate power purchase agreement (CPPA) with ENGIE, which owns the Moray West project through Ocean Winds, the joint venture between ENGIE and EDP Renewables. This agreement implies a total generation capacity of 473 MW from the Moray West offshore wind farm, which will be operational at the end of this year.

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Construction of the first ground-based photovoltaic plant in Madrid began

Inspenet, February 3, 2024.
Work has begun for the first photovoltaic plant authorized on land with connection to the distribution network in the history of the Community of Madrid. This milestone is achieved after Nexer, a firm specialized in projects linked to the energy transition, completed the processing of all permits and authorizations required by current legislation last December.

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A marine hydrogen production pilot passed the tests

Inspenet, February 3, 2024.
Lhyfe, the French hydrogen producer, has shared the operational results of its Sealhyfe project, also known as the world’s first offshore hydrogen production pilot, which returned to port in November 2023, confirming the achievement of initial objectives .

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Orsted pulls out of Maryland offshore wind deal

Inspenet, February 3, 2024.
Renewable energy company Ørsted has revealed a substantial change in plans for its Skipjack project, which has a capacity of 966 MW and is located in the waters off the coast of Delmarva. According to Ørsted, the financial incentives offered by the state of Maryland to support the continuation of the project are no longer sufficient.

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