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The technique captures methane emissions that would otherwise end up in the atmosphere, strictly complying with the European Union’s Renewable Energy Directive.

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X1 Wind obtains DNV certification for its X100 platform

Simón González · March 12, 2026

The basic design of X1 Wind's X100 platform has been validated by DNV, accelerating its deployment in the Mediterranean.

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Landatu Solar validates SEAMOD in Bilbao with floating solar energy

Ruth Arteaga · March 11, 2026

Landatu Solar successfully completes testing of its SEAMOD floating photovoltaic system in the marine environment of the Port of Bilbao.

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Lamprell and RTE International Forge Alliance for Offshore Wind Power Infrastructure

Joshua Falcón · March 10, 2026

Both companies will integrate their technical capabilities to undertake high-voltage transmission system projects in the offshore sector.

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Spain and South Korea seal an alliance to improve port energy through green hydrogen

Joshua Falcón · March 10, 2026

Energy management enables efficiency even under dynamic conditions, ensuring constant operability in maritime areas.

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Iberdrola announces the acquisition of the Ararat wind farm in Australia

Joshua Falcón · March 9, 2026

The company is buying into the future of electricity supply in one of the world’s most stable countries.

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Nuclear icebreaker Chukotka activates its emergency diesel generators

Joshua Falcón · March 9, 2026

Chukotka is established as the fifth vessel in a series intended to dominate the Western Arctic routes.

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Enel Colombia and ISA ENERGÍA launch the Atlántico solar park

Ruth Arteaga · March 8, 2026

A 500 kV underground line connects the new 180 MW solar park to the national electrical grid from Atlántico.

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Canada’s largest battery storage system launched

Simón González · March 8, 2026

The project has a capacity of 300 MW / 1,200 MWh, allowing for up to 4 hours of continuous power supply.

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Japan and New Zealand begin feasibility studies for a green hydrogen export route

Ruth Arteaga · March 8, 2026

New Zealand will be crucial for the supply of green hydrogen that Japan needs to advance its carbon neutrality.

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X1 Wind obtains DNV certification for its X100 platform

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