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AES Indiana begins operations at the Petersburg Energy Center, with 250 MW of solar power and 180 MWh of batteries, strengthening the electricity supply…

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Hydrexia completes first regional shipment of Solid State Hydrogen

Mario Toyo · February 14, 2026

Hydrexia validates maritime solid hydrogen transport with its MHX system, optimizing safety and costs in Asia.

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Associations demand increase in onshore wind tenders in Germany 2026

José López · February 14, 2026

Associations call for more wind tenders in 2026: ready projects could quickly reduce coal-fired generation and strengthen the energy transition.

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The United Kingdom activates its first commercial biomethanol service at the port of Immingham

Joshua Falcón · February 14, 2026

The Port of Immingham begins commercial supply of biomethanol for shipping and opens a new stage in the UK's naval decarbonization.

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Record orders for gas turbines boost Siemens

Ruth Arteaga · February 14, 2026

Scheduled orders through 2030 reflect the global pressure for gas turbines in the face of the growing energy demand of the digital age.

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Demand for bunker fuel remains steady in key Sri Lankan ports

Ruth Arteaga · February 13, 2026

Bunker inquiries grow in Sri Lanka thanks to greater availability and price differentials compared to India.

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UK awards 14.7 GW at its largest renewable auction

José López · February 13, 2026

The renewables awarded are more than 50% cheaper than building new gas plants.

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Iberdrola boosts its global electricity supply with a 7.5% increase by 2025

Ruth Arteaga · February 13, 2026

The company reaches 255,976 GWh distributed and 58,343 MW of capacity with strong momentum in the UK, Australia and the US.

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Canadian airlines suspend flights to Cuba due to lack of fuel on the island

Ruth Arteaga · February 12, 2026

The warning of a possible fuel shortage shortage of jet fuel in Cuba The warning of a possible fuel shortage for planes in Cuba…

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Rolls-Royce unveils new modular gas engine power plants

Ruth Arteaga · February 11, 2026

Rolls-Royce's new modular plants stabilize the grid and accelerate the energy transition with hydrogen-ready engines.

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AES Indiana activates 250 MW solar energy center in Indiana

Hydrexia completes first regional shipment of Solid State Hydrogen

Associations demand increase in onshore wind tenders in Germany 2026

The United Kingdom activates its first commercial biomethanol service at the port of Immingham

Record orders for gas turbines boost Siemens

Demand for bunker fuel remains steady in key Sri Lankan ports

UK awards 14.7 GW at its largest renewable auction

Iberdrola boosts its global electricity supply with a 7.5% increase by 2025

Canadian airlines suspend flights to Cuba due to lack of fuel on the island

Rolls-Royce unveils new modular gas engine power plants