The XXI SLOM Conference began in Panama with broad participation
A spill simulation tested critical decision making and emergency preparedness.
Isbel Lázaro
Industrial engineer, entrepreneur and copywriter with several years of experience in the digital world. A fan of reading and creative writing. Isbel has always been fascinated by topics related to the ocean and the mysteries of the universe. She has been part of the Inspenet team as a news editor since 2023.
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Inspenet will be present at the XXI SLOM Day in Panama
In this edition, the central theme will be the human factor as a central axis in the management of maritime terminals.
Everllence equips BECCS project with axial compression technology
The BECCS project will capture 800,000 tons of CO2 per year and store it under the North Sea.
NANO Nuclear Energy sells its ODIN reactor to Cambridge AtomWorks
The sale marks the beginning of a new phase for NANO Nuclear, focused on gas-cooled modular reactors.
Fungi to transform industrial waste into sustainable products: Is it possible?
The microorganism metabolizes complex carbon mixtures.
Blue Origin’s New Shepard completes 35th suborbital flight
With this mission, the New Shepard suborbital rocket exceeds 200 scientific payloads transported in suborbital flights.
Wind-assisted propulsion patrol vessel to be built
The vessel will operate with a crew of 16 people and 4 special forces personnel.
Perseus Mining moves forward with Yaouré mine after presidential decree
First ore production is expected to occur in January 2026.
Gecko and NAES apply AI and drones to transform roof inspections
StratoSight identifies deterioration in industrial roofs before they become structural failures, with thermal data and 3D modeling.
Inspenet celebrates success of the Cutting-Edge NDT 2025 panel discussion
The panel concluded with key interventions and discussions on disruptive technologies and digital challenges in the industrial sector.
Capstone commissions Wild Rose 2 wind farm in Canada
The project will generate enough electricity to power nearly 80,000 homes annually.
German underwater robot targets the seabed to combat littering
Artificial intelligence, 3D vision and a 4000 N grapple. This is how the autonomous marine harvesting system works.
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