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Additive manufacturing made it possible to develop cheaper hydroelectric turbines to take advantage of thousands of underutilized energy sites in the U.S.

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Moomba CCS stores 2 million tonnes of CO2e in Australia

Ruth Arteaga · May 21, 2026

Moomba CCS surpassed two million tonnes of CO2e stored in the Cooper Basin, South Australia.

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EDF Power Solutions activates Poland’s largest 120 MWh BESS battery

Marcos Medina · May 21, 2026

EDF Power Solutions has started operations of a 50 MW BESS battery in Poland to strengthen the stability of the electricity grid.

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GameChange Solar and First Solar join forces to boost solar projects

Simón González · May 20, 2026

The alliance seeks to accelerate solar projects in India with local modules and optimized tracking systems.

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Ford Energy will supply battery energy storage to EDF under a 5-year agreement

Ruth Arteaga · May 19, 2026

Ford Energy will supply BESS systems to EDF for renewable projects and grid resilience starting in 2028.

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CFS reports progress in assembling the SPARC demonstration reactor for net energy

Joshua Falcón · May 19, 2026

CFS receives the second half of the vacuum vessel for the SPARC reactor. The system aims to achieve net nuclear fusion energy.

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JGC Holdings Corporation Initiates Operations of Japan’s First Green Ammonia Plant

Joshua Falcón · May 19, 2026

The facility generates four metric tons of clean ammonia daily at maximum capacity and available for supply.

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Carnegie Clean Energy secures navigation permits for its wave technology in the Basque Country

Joshua Falcón · May 19, 2026

The investments aim to accelerate the commercial viability of wave energy harvesting to achieve the company's primary objective.

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Iberdrola is promoting the Noronha Verde project with 4,800 solar panels

Marcos Medina · May 19, 2026

Iberdrola began electrical testing at Noronha Verde after installing 4,800 solar panels in Fernando de Noronha.

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MOL expands the capacity of the Szarvas biogas plant to produce biomethane in Hungary

Joshua Falcón · May 18, 2026

The MOL Group will adapt the Szarvas plant to inject seven million cubic meters of biomethane annually into the national gas grid.

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3D printing promotes micro-hydropower and reduces costs in the US

Moomba CCS stores 2 million tonnes of CO2e in Australia

EDF Power Solutions activates Poland’s largest 120 MWh BESS battery

GameChange Solar and First Solar join forces to boost solar projects

Ford Energy will supply battery energy storage to EDF under a 5-year agreement

CFS reports progress in assembling the SPARC demonstration reactor for net energy

JGC Holdings Corporation Initiates Operations of Japan’s First Green Ammonia Plant

Carnegie Clean Energy secures navigation permits for its wave technology in the Basque Country

Iberdrola is promoting the Noronha Verde project with 4,800 solar panels

MOL expands the capacity of the Szarvas biogas plant to produce biomethane in Hungary