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Dynamic operations such as those implemented at Ramme could transform carbon-intensive industrial sectors and offer sustainable, local energy supply solutions.

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JERA obtains certificate as certified ammonia supplier and supplier in Japan

Joshua Falcón · January 8, 2026

The company plans to supply low-emission ammonia from the Blue Point Project, located in the USA.

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Vandellós II starts its 28th cycle after completing a key recharge

Simón González · January 8, 2026

The nuclear power plant resumes operation with an investment of 24.5 million euros and measures aimed at extending its useful life beyond 2027.

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EBRD financial boost strengthens Sarens Kazakhstan and its sustainable infrastructure

Joshua Falcón · January 7, 2026

The acquired machinery will participate in the projects and will obtain a technical role in the execution of these projects.

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ENGIE starts up its largest wind power complex of 846 MW in Brazil

Joshua Falcón · January 7, 2026

Transmission projects such as Asa Branca and Graúna are essential to strengthen the national electricity system.

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Iberdrola installs 500 recharging points at Airbus centers in Spain

Simón González · January 6, 2026

The network is integrated into a digital platform for Airbus employees, visitors and internal fleets.

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Alleima reduces CO₂ emissions and strengthens its value proposition to customers

Simón González · January 4, 2026

Alleima makes progress toward its net zero emissions goal with 41 % CO₂ cut, backed by SBTi.

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Alleima promotes industrial electrification together with Kanthal

Simón González · January 3, 2026

The electrification of preheaters at the Sandviken steel plant marks a firm step towards a more sustainable steel industry.

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Yeu–Noirmoutier Offshore Wind Farm: Construction Progress and Collaborative Research Efforts

José López · January 3, 2026

The installation of the wind turbines is being carried out by Jan De Nul’s jack-up vessel

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POSCO Group moves towards decarbonization with hydrogen and wind energy

Simón González · January 2, 2026

POSCO Group drives its energy transition strategy with hydrogen co-firing, offshore wind and specialty steel projects.

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First dynamically operated green ammonia plant goes into operation in Denmark

JERA obtains certificate as certified ammonia supplier and supplier in Japan

Vandellós II starts its 28th cycle after completing a key recharge

EBRD financial boost strengthens Sarens Kazakhstan and its sustainable infrastructure

ENGIE starts up its largest wind power complex of 846 MW in Brazil

Iberdrola installs 500 recharging points at Airbus centers in Spain

Alleima reduces CO₂ emissions and strengthens its value proposition to customers

Alleima promotes industrial electrification together with Kanthal

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POSCO Group moves towards decarbonization with hydrogen and wind energy