Swiss students achieve Europe’s first reusable rocket landing
The Colibri rocket completed its first successful flight for less than 250,000 Swiss francs.
Ruth Arteaga
I am a civil engineer and I work in the writing area. I have a deep passion for civil works. I constantly seek to update myself on new engineering technologies to integrate them into my work, since my main interest is exploring how innovations in the industrial sector can improve and transform the world.
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GT Wings moves ahead with £225,000 grant for its AirWing propulsion system
AirWing technology can reduce fuel consumption on merchant ships by up to 30%.
Oil tanker fire in Johor Straits: Crew members safe
The fire on the Med Atlantic mobilized eight rescue vessels, but there were no injuries among the 22 crew members safely evacuated.
Chery unveils its innovative autonomous flying vehicle
The vehicle completed an 80-kilometer test flight without human intervention.
Ascot Resources secures $40 million to restart gold mines in 2025
Ascot plans to develop 2,400 metres of mine to access a new extraction area.
2.8GW offshore wind project for New York unveiled by Community Offshore Wind
The project will generate 2.8GW of wind energy, enough to power one million homes in New York.
MAN delivers its first eTGX heavy-duty electric truck
The eTGX can transport 15.5 tonnes of batteries emission-free over just 5 kilometres between the DRÄXLMAIER facility and the Porsche factory.
Scatec closes financing and begins energy storage project in South Africa
Scatec's 103 MW/412 MWh Mogobe BESS project will be one of the largest stand-alone energy storage systems in Africa.
Ence will boost biomethane production in Barbastro with its new sustainable plant
The plant will produce 20,000 tons of organic fertilizer per year.
Design certification completed for Proteus AR1100 turbine in Japan
The AR1100 turbine will generate 1.1 MW of clean energy for the Goto Islands in Japan, with installation planned for 2025.
INTERCARGO requests delay in reducing the age limit for bulk carrier inspections
Bulk carriers account for 43% of the world fleet, and a reduction in their age limit for inspections could significantly impact global trade.
X Shore signs its largest ever order with M Yachts for the DACH region
A 6-metre electric boat reduces marine noise pollution by 90% compared to a traditional fossil fuel boat.