New Energies
Neoen expands its presence in Ireland with the Ballinknockane solar park
The Ballinknockane solar farm will power 16,000 homes and reduce 21,000 tonnes of CO2 annually in Ireland.
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New Energies
Mars Wodonga will be Australia’s first 100% renewable steam-fired power plant
The company will install a concentrated solar thermal (CST) system designed to capture and store thermal energy for up to 10 hours.
Oil and Gas
e2Companies and Nabors Industries announce partnership to strengthen oilfields
The alliance between the two companies is an example of collaboration and development with very clear objectives regarding the reduction of carbon emissions.
New Energies
2025 will be the year in which Inkia Energy leads with renewable energies in Peru
Inkia Energy will contribute 1 GWp of renewable energy to the Peruvian electricity system by 2025.
Oil and Gas
Ecopetrol will invest 512 million dollars to boost hydrocarbon production
With this initiative, Ecopetrol projects annual revenues of 423 million in royalties and 800 local jobs.
Maritime
Wilson Sons moves towards sustainability with three new low-emission tugs
The three vessels will reduce nitrogen dioxide emissions by up to 70%.
Oil and Gas
Baker Hughes extends contracts for flexible piping systems with Petrobras
The flexible piping systems will be manufactured at Baker Hughes’ plant in Niterói, Brazil.
Maritime
Louis Dreyfus Armateurs builds eco-friendly RoRo vessels for Airbus
Each vessel will be equipped with a waste heat conversion system.
New Energies
Verdagy to produce electrolyzer cells on a large scale by 2025
The factory can produce electrolysers at a cost five times lower than its competitors.
New Energies
NextEra Energy mulls bringing Duane Arnold nuclear plant online
The company's intention is to respond to the rise of electrification and the demand for AI data centers.
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