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Flender Launches Wind Gear Services in Brazil
Flender establishes a 5,000 square meter technical center in Brazil for specialized maintenance of wind and industrial gearboxes.
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Celanese and SharpCell Oy integrate CCU technology in the production of Airlaid nonwoven fabrics
The company has partnered with SharpCell Oy to integrate carbon capture and utilization into the manufacturing of Airlaid nonwoven fabrics. This alliance involves the…
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SPIE signs with Seaway7 for 66 kV cable termination and testing on Baltyk II and III
The technical deployment demonstrates superior management capability in marine environments with high logistical and environmental complexity.
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24/7 Solar and Wind Energy Solidifies as a Competitive Alternative
IRENA confirms that solar, wind, and batteries already supply firm electricity competitively against coal and gas.
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Iberdrola carries out improvements at the Valdecañas pumping station
The new configuration incorporates a hybrid battery of 15 MW and 7.5 MWh.
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EWEC and Masdar Accelerate Renewable Deployment with Over 30 GW Solar and 8 GW in Batteries
EWEC and Masdar will accelerate solar projects and energy storage to strengthen Abu Dhabi's energy transition.
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Repsol will sell 49% of its renewable portfolio in Spain to Masdar
Repsol is negotiating with Masdar the partial sale of 706 MW of wind and solar assets located in Spain.
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RWE to supply 70 GWh of wind energy annually to Breedon Group to reduce emissions
A fifteen-year wind supply contract will provide seventy gigawatt-hours annually to reduce emissions in essential materials production.
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TotalEnergies and Nextnorth secure 300 million for 440 MWp solar plant in the Philippines
The 440 MW plant in Ilagan will supply power to the national grid and industrial providers after closing $300 million in financing.
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Nexans Achieves Strategic Breakthrough in Celtic Interconnector for France and Ireland
The submarine cable engineering utilizes extruded XLPE insulation manufactured in Norway, while the land sections originate from specialized plants in Belgium and Switzerland.
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