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The Pacifico Mexinol project is moving forward in Topolobampo with a multi-million dollar investment and a focus on clean methanol and industrial development.

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Ireland surpasses 1 GW of grid-scale solar power for the first time

Joshua Falcón · April 30, 2026

The first peak above 1 GW was reached on April 20 at 12:19, with 1,021 MW. Then, the system recorded 1,087 MW on April…

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Cadeler begins installation of Hornsea 3 foundations with the vessels Wind Ally and Wind Orca

Joshua Falcón · April 30, 2026

The coordination of these two units will allow Cadeler to cover the entire spectrum of transport and assembly of structures for the next full…

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Rosatom begins refueling in Bangladesh

Ruth Arteaga · April 30, 2026

Bangladesh begins nuclear operation with fuel loading in Rooppur using Rosatom's VVER-1200 technology.

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China activates its first hydrogen storage facility in salt caverns

Isbel Lázaro · April 29, 2026

The use of salt caverns allows us to consider long-term underground storage.

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The washing of the safety systems begins in Unit 3 of Kudankulam

Ruth Arteaga · April 29, 2026

Kudankulam begins washing safety systems in its Unit 3 as part of the reactor start-up process.

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Meta secures space solar power from Overview Energy for its data centers

Ruth Arteaga · April 29, 2026

Target reserves space solar power capacity for data centers with Overview Energy's orbital technology.

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Shidaowan makes progress on its nuclear reactor with the raising of the inner dome

Simón González · April 28, 2026

The Shidaowan nuclear project takes a key step after completing the installation of the inner dome in its Unit 1, marking the start of…

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India’s energy demand reaches record high due to extreme heat wave

Ruth Arteaga · April 28, 2026

Electricity demand in India reaches record levels due to increased consumption due to extreme temperatures.

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Vattenfall optimizes construction of Nordlicht wind farm by testing transition pieces

Joshua Falcón · April 27, 2026

The company performs onshore testing of 362-ton components to optimize safety and installation processes at the Nordlicht offshore wind farm.

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Pacifico Mexinol drives Mexico into the low carbon chemical industry

Ireland surpasses 1 GW of grid-scale solar power for the first time

Cadeler begins installation of Hornsea 3 foundations with the vessels Wind Ally and Wind Orca

Rosatom begins refueling in Bangladesh

China activates its first hydrogen storage facility in salt caverns

The washing of the safety systems begins in Unit 3 of Kudankulam

Meta secures space solar power from Overview Energy for its data centers

Shidaowan makes progress on its nuclear reactor with the raising of the inner dome

India’s energy demand reaches record high due to extreme heat wave

Vattenfall optimizes construction of Nordlicht wind farm by testing transition pieces