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Halo Capital and Penspen partner to advance landmark helium and hydrogen projects in Australia

Isbel Lázaro · October 30, 2025

Memorandum of Understanding sets foundation for engineering and project management of Hussar and Mt Winter energy developments.

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Green hydrogen becomes cheaper thanks to wastewater

Simón González · October 30, 2025

Princeton researchers achieve 47% reduction in water treatment costs to produce green hydrogen using reclaimed wastewater.

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Repsol starts industrial production of 100% renewable gasoline in Tarragona

Ruth Arteaga · October 30, 2025

100% renewable gasoline that reduces more than 70% of CO₂ is already distributed without modifying engines or changing infrastructures.

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Greenvolt secures financing for 150 MW solar and storage project

Joshua Falcón · October 29, 2025

The company secures financial backing for a hybrid plant in Høegholm.

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Honeywell drives the future of renewable fuels with biomass-based technology

Joshua Falcón · October 29, 2025

The possibility of producing fuel in a decentralized way, with low costs and lower environmental impact, reinforces its usefulness for the current challenges of…

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Offshore Renewable Energy announces investment in offshore wind cable testing in Blyth

Joshua Falcón · October 29, 2025

The new facility in Blyth aims to shorten certification times for high-voltage offshore wind cables in the UK.

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Japan moves toward commercial fusion power with successful test

Simón González · October 29, 2025

Helical Fusion successfully tests a high-temperature superconducting coil without insulation, replicating real fusion reactor conditions.

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Iberdrola installs its first HVDC marine station at East Anglia THREE

Ruth Arteaga · October 29, 2025

The marine converter station weighs 10,700 tons, 50% more than the Eiffel Tower.

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Tyczka Hydrogen strengthens its presence in Austria with the purchase of MPREIS Hydrogen

Joshua Falcón · October 28, 2025

The commitment to local facilities such as Völs reinforces Tyczka's vision of providing clean, stable and regionally accessible energy.

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Scientists discover bacteria capable of generating renewable natural gas

Isbel Lázaro · October 28, 2025

The bacteria keep their production process active even when ammonia levels are high.

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New Energies

Downstream

Maritime

Midstream

Oil and Gas

Upstream

Wind Energy

Halo Capital and Penspen partner to advance landmark helium and hydrogen projects in Australia

Green hydrogen becomes cheaper thanks to wastewater

Repsol starts industrial production of 100% renewable gasoline in Tarragona

Greenvolt secures financing for 150 MW solar and storage project

Honeywell drives the future of renewable fuels with biomass-based technology

Offshore Renewable Energy announces investment in offshore wind cable testing in Blyth

Japan moves toward commercial fusion power with successful test

Iberdrola installs its first HVDC marine station at East Anglia THREE

Tyczka Hydrogen strengthens its presence in Austria with the purchase of MPREIS Hydrogen

Scientists discover bacteria capable of generating renewable natural gas