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This breakthrough leverages petrochemical infrastructure to facilitate the transition to a more sustainable energy system, without having to build new facilities from scratch.

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Freen OÜ launches its new 15 kW wind turbine for small and medium-sized consumers

Ruth Arteaga · April 9, 2025

The new 15 kW Freen-H15 turbine offers low acoustic impact and resistance to extreme conditions.

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Researchers use agrophotovoltaics to generate solar energy and protect agricultural areas.

Joshua Falcón · April 8, 2025

The consortium is monitoring electrical performance and harvesting throughout the year to evaluate the results by the end of 2025.

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NextDecade and Aramco sign historic 20-year LNG deal

Ruth Arteaga · April 8, 2025

NextDecade and Aramco agree to a 20-year contract for the purchase and sale of LNG from the Rio Grande LNG plant.

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Siemens Gamesa installs the world’s most powerful wind turbine, 21.5 MW and 276 m in diameter.

Ruth Arteaga · April 8, 2025

The wind turbine has a blade diameter larger than Wembley Stadium in London.

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Magaldi transforms thermal energy storage with quartz sand

Ruth Arteaga · April 6, 2025

MGTES uses quartz sand to store thermal energy at 600°C, with thermal losses of less than 2% per day.

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Eco Wave Power receives final permit for wave energy project in Los Angeles

Ruth Arteaga · April 6, 2025

Eco Wave Power is moving forward with construction of its wave energy pilot project at the Port of Los Angeles.

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Element 1 secures multi-year order for L18-PSA hydrogen generators

Ruth Arteaga · April 5, 2025

Element 1 Corp. becomes the sole supplier of L18-PSA generators in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and the United Kingdom.

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Salamander Offshore Wind Farm receives approval for onshore infrastructure

Ruth Arteaga · April 5, 2025

Salamander is moving forward with the authorization of its onshore infrastructure to generate clean energy in Scotland.

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Octopus Energy announces stake in East Anglia One offshore wind farm

Joshua Falcón · April 4, 2025

This offshore wind farm has 102 turbines and has the energy capacity to supply 700,000 homes per year.

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XL Batteries transforms energy storage with its organic flow battery

Freen OÜ launches its new 15 kW wind turbine for small and medium-sized consumers

Researchers use agrophotovoltaics to generate solar energy and protect agricultural areas.

NextDecade and Aramco sign historic 20-year LNG deal

Siemens Gamesa installs the world’s most powerful wind turbine, 21.5 MW and 276 m in diameter.

Magaldi transforms thermal energy storage with quartz sand

Eco Wave Power receives final permit for wave energy project in Los Angeles

Element 1 secures multi-year order for L18-PSA hydrogen generators

Salamander Offshore Wind Farm receives approval for onshore infrastructure

Octopus Energy announces stake in East Anglia One offshore wind farm