Japan’s Hokuriku begins biomass co-firing tests
Hokuriku has been conducting these tests at the 700 MW Tsuruga No.2 unit in Fukui Prefecture.
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China explores applications for supplying nuclear steam to the petrochemical industry
The project includes constant monitoring of steam radioactivity levels to ensure the safety of the site.
Finland’s oldest nuclear reactor completes its decommissioning
The reactor was finally shut down in 2015, which initiated the permitting and design process for the required crusher.
First Turbine Spins at Germany’s Borkum Riffgrund 3 Wind Farm
The first turbine has been successfully installed at the German offshore wind farm Borkum Riffgrund 3. This wind farm, with an installed capacity of…
DOE announces $900 million in funding for next-generation small modular reactors
DOE estimates that 700 to 900 GW of new clean and firm energy capacity will be needed to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
Kursk II nuclear power plant receives its first fuel
The Kursk II nuclear power plant will use VVER-TOI reactors with an output of 3300 MWt, capable of generating 1300 MWe gross.
ENGIE Chile to install a condenser on the site of an old coal-fired unit
The installation of the synchronous condenser in Tocopilla will reduce annual emissions by 753,316 tons of CO₂/MWh if combined cycle generation is avoided for…
Lhyfe delivered green hydrogen for storage in salt caves
Hydrogen stored in salt caves can balance energy production and consumption, being extracted on demand to cover consumption peaks.
Company announces launch of first power plant with 100% hydrogen-ready engine
This new development allows operation with natural gas and hydrogen mixtures at 25% by volume.
Company to participate in Canada’s first commercial hydrogen and green ammonia production facility
The project will include the creation of a wind farm with up to 530 turbines capable of generating 3.5 GW of electricity, in addition…