Los Alamos launches call for proposals to commercialize Plasma Liner experiment
The company operates by firing dozens of supersonic plasma jets that converge to form a spherical layer with magnetized plasma compression capabilities.
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PIL celebrates the christening of its first LNG container ship in Ghana
The company has been operating in Africa since the 1970s and currently serves more than 30 African countries, with seven weekly services and a network connecting more than 40 ports.
Liebherr announces delivery of two R 9350 excavators to Kascco in Zambia
The units join a fleet that includes 15 T 284 trucks, two R 9250 excavators and two R 9100s.
Quaise Energy demonstrates its millimeter-wave geothermal drilling technology
The company believes that if it can reach depths of several kilometers, it could connect directly to superheated rock formations, releasing clean, continuous energy that could be integrated into the global power grid.
Anduril and Impulse Space consolidate partnership for RPO mission in GEO orbit
Operations will be conducted near the GEO belt, meeting regulatory standards and demonstrating advanced operational precision.
OceanWings accelerates commercial deployment with DNV design certification
TADC simplifies system integration on commercial vessels, streamlining class approval processes and reducing technical risks for shipowners, shipyards and flag states.
Longroad Energy closes financing for 1000 Mile Solar project in Texas
This 1000 Mile development is Longroad's fifth solar installation in Texas.
SANY delivers 40 electric forklifts to Qatar for Abu Samra
The goal of these vehicles includes autonomous driving and AI to create a storage, handling, sorting and loading ecosystem with a lower carbon footprint.
Rostock and Pecém move forward in building green hydrogen corridor
Ports agree to import hydrogen and ammonia from Brazil to Germany and Eastern Europe.
Emerson announces ASI to improve upstream lifecycle decisions
With an intuitive interface and intelligent guidance capabilities, ASI empowers both experts and new talent in the energy sector.
ORNL drives new fusion energy technologies with FIRE program
FIRE collaborations bring together universities, national laboratories and industries from around the world. ORNL works with institutions such as MIT, General Atomics, University of Illinois, University of Texas, Savannah River National Lab and Kyoto Fusioneering, among many others.
Petrobras announces CCS project in Brazilian salt reservoirs
This project seeks to expand the potential of CCS technologies beyond climate mitigation, opening up opportunities for industrial innovation in the country.