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California activates Project Nexus: a pilot plant that combines energy and water

Isbel Lázaro · September 15, 2025

The panels installed above the channels improve their own performance thanks to the natural cooling provided by the water flowing underneath.

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Durham scientists test superconducting cables for ITER

Isbel Lázaro · September 15, 2025

The validated cables will be instrumental in generating fusion power inside the ITER reactor in France.

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Samsung SHI gets KR approval for 15 MW floating wind platform

Joshua Falcón · September 14, 2025

This important endorsement was announced at the Gastech trade fair in Milan, demonstrating its global relevance.

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Woodside secures the continuity of its largest gas project in Australia

Ruth Arteaga · September 14, 2025

The project has generated enough gas to supply Perth for 175 years.

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ABB and Blykalla activate plan for offshore nuclear propulsion

Ruth Arteaga · September 14, 2025

SEALER can operate without active cooling systems or constant monitoring, thanks to its passively safe design and use of lead as a refrigerant.

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Shell introduces thermal fluid that reduces electric car charging to 10 minutes

Ruth Arteaga · September 13, 2025

A vehicle can recover up to 24 km of range for every minute connected to the charger.

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CTR and Baker Hughes to use geothermal energy to power AI centers in the U.S.

Ruth Arteaga · September 13, 2025

Hell's Kitchen will operate at over 98% capacity, providing continuous power for artificial intelligence clusters and data centers.

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100 MW solar farm in Sweden to supply H&M with clean energy

Ruth Arteaga · September 13, 2025

The solar park will supply 95% of its renewable energy to the H&M Group through a long-term PPA.

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TotalEnergies and KOGAS close LNG supply contract for a decade

Ruth Arteaga · September 12, 2025

South Korea is the world's largest importer of LNG and will receive 3 million tons per year from 2028.

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Alaska LNG seals 20-year LNG supply partnership with JERA

Ruth Arteaga · September 12, 2025

The Alaska LNG project could reduce up to 77 million tons of CO₂ per year.

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New Energies

Downstream

Maritime

Midstream

Oil and Gas

Upstream

Wind Energy

California activates Project Nexus: a pilot plant that combines energy and water

Durham scientists test superconducting cables for ITER

Samsung SHI gets KR approval for 15 MW floating wind platform

Woodside secures the continuity of its largest gas project in Australia

ABB and Blykalla activate plan for offshore nuclear propulsion

Shell introduces thermal fluid that reduces electric car charging to 10 minutes

CTR and Baker Hughes to use geothermal energy to power AI centers in the U.S.

100 MW solar farm in Sweden to supply H&M with clean energy

TotalEnergies and KOGAS close LNG supply contract for a decade

Alaska LNG seals 20-year LNG supply partnership with JERA