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Stellantis and Zeta Energy develop lithium-sulfur batteries for greater autonomy in electric vehicles

Isbel Lázaro · December 9, 2024

These batteries have the potential to cost less than half the price of current lithium-ion batteries.

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The LDR-50 is created: The simplest nuclear reactor in the world

Isbel Lázaro · December 9, 2024

It is designed to heat water to temperatures up to 150°C.

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Study reveals that electric vehicle batteries could last 40% longer

Jesús Vogler · December 9, 2024

The study found that frequent acceleration and partial braking could extend the life of electric vehicle batteries.

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Iberdrola and the Alcaesar Initiatives Group are working to reduce the carbon footprint of funeral homes

Isbel Lázaro · December 8, 2024

Funeral homes in Extremadura are installing more than 600 solar panels, which will allow them to produce 407 MWh of 100% renewable energy per…

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Meta seeks up to 4 GW of nuclear power to support its AI and sustainability goals

Isbel Lázaro · December 8, 2024

This is part of its efforts to meet the growing energy needs of its data centers.

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Encavis puts its 114 MW solar park in Borrentin into operation

Ruth Arteaga · December 8, 2024

Encavis begins operation of its largest solar park in Germany.

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ConnectDER secures $35 million funding for home electrification

Ruth Arteaga · December 8, 2024

ConnectDER secures $35 million to transform home electrification and increase energy resilience with affordable and sustainable solutions.

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Panasonic implements hydrogen-based power system at UK factory

Ruth Arteaga · December 8, 2024

Panasonic installs renewable energy system based on green hydrogen and solar energy at its UK factory.

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RWE obtains permits for FEW Baltic II wind farm in Poland

Ruth Arteaga · December 7, 2024

RWE has obtained key permits for the construction of the FEW Baltic II offshore wind farm, a 350 MW project in the Polish Baltic…

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CSIRO and its electrolyser demonstrate efficiency and durability at the BlueScope plant

Joshua Falcón · December 7, 2024

This breakthrough demonstrates that it is possible to generate renewable hydrogen on a large scale to help decarbonise heavy industry.

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New Energies

Downstream

Maritime

Midstream

Oil and Gas

Upstream

Wind Energy

Stellantis and Zeta Energy develop lithium-sulfur batteries for greater autonomy in electric vehicles

The LDR-50 is created: The simplest nuclear reactor in the world

Study reveals that electric vehicle batteries could last 40% longer

Iberdrola and the Alcaesar Initiatives Group are working to reduce the carbon footprint of funeral homes

Meta seeks up to 4 GW of nuclear power to support its AI and sustainability goals

Encavis puts its 114 MW solar park in Borrentin into operation

ConnectDER secures $35 million funding for home electrification

Panasonic implements hydrogen-based power system at UK factory

RWE obtains permits for FEW Baltic II wind farm in Poland

CSIRO and its electrolyser demonstrate efficiency and durability at the BlueScope plant