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The GeoStar 2.0 system includes a removable Plexiglas dome that allows direct observation of the distribution well where the geothermal probes are located.

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ABS issued an AIP for offshore wind farm technology

Ruth Arteaga · August 3, 2024

CLS Wind's new technology allows the installation of wind turbines without the need for large cranes or barges, which represents a significant advance in…

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Company wins contract for Green Volt, one of the world’s largest floating offshore wind farms

Joshua Falcón · August 3, 2024

With up to 35 floating turbines, Green Volt aims to reduce CO₂ emissions by one million tons annually and contribute 1.5 TWh of clean…

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Second life solar plant opens in Texas with reused panels

Ruth Arteaga · August 3, 2024

The plant uses solar panels that were previously part of Ørsted and Sunrun installations.

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SLB & Aker Nab US Carbon Capture Facility Contract

Joshua Falcón · August 2, 2024

Just Catch 400 modular technology allows the prefabrication of carbon capture units, speeding up the installation and operation process.

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Construction of Hermes low power demonstration reactor begins

Ruth Arteaga · August 2, 2024

Hermes is the first Generation IV reactor approved in the United States in more than 50 years and the first non-light water reactor to…

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Uniper to expand its green projects with BioLNG technology

Joshua Falcón · August 1, 2024

Uniper is the first carrier to utilize BioLNG production capacity at Rotterdam's Gate terminal.

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Eastern Europe’s largest Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) installed

Isbel Lázaro · July 31, 2024

Each Hithium ∞Block energy storage container used in this project has a capacity of 3.44 MWh; equivalent to the energy consumed by hundreds of…

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China starts construction of first thorium and molten salt nuclear power plant

Joshua Falcón · July 31, 2024

The large Asian country has thorium reserves that could meet its energy needs for the next 20,000 years.

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Decommissioning of the Garigliano nuclear power plant moves forward

Isbel Lázaro · July 31, 2024

The dismantling operation was carried out underwater, requiring the use of special tools and techniques for working in a hostile and radioactive environment.