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Assembly of the first floating wind turbine of the EFGL project starts in Port-la-Nouvelle

Joshua Falcón · May 18, 2025

Once the assembly of the three wind turbines has been completed, they are expected to be transferred to the sea during the month of…

New Energies

The first commercial e-methanol plant starts operations in Denmark

Ruth Arteaga · May 18, 2025

A single annual load of this plant is only enough for a one-way trip between Europe and Asia for a large ship.

New Energies

Zelestra promotes six 237 MW solar projects with green financing in Spain

Isbel Lázaro · May 17, 2025

The six projects will supply the equivalent annual electricity demand of 150,000 Spanish households and avoid the emission of 84,596 tons of CO₂ per…

New Energies

Companies form alliance for CO2 terminals in the Gulf of America

Isbel Lázaro · May 17, 2025

The northern Gulf of America region has the largest confirmed capacity in the U.S. for safe and permanent subway storage of CO2.

Oil and Gas

Aramco signs agreements with U.S. companies

Isbel Lázaro · May 17, 2025

The agreements range from liquefied natural gas (LNG) to artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced refining.

Maritime

Crowley strengthens regional logistics with container ship Copán

Ruth Arteaga · May 17, 2025

The Copán will operate on liquefied natural gas and will make weekly calls between Jacksonville and multiple destinations in Central America and the Caribbean.

Maritime

JR Shipping focuses on efficiency with new ECO-8500 vessels

Ruth Arteaga · May 17, 2025

Each ECO-8500 vessel will be able to operate with up to 60% less propulsion energy, without sacrificing cargo capacity.

Energy

GLE begins TRL-6 laser enrichment demonstration in North Carolina

Ruth Arteaga · May 17, 2025

The SILEX process is the only uranium enrichment laser technology that has been licensed for commercial use by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.