ExxonMobil Set to Launch Oil Exploration in Angola
The Likembe-01 well reached a final depth of 3,013 meters, crossing Miocene formations and confirming the presence of oil.
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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Revolutionary 3D Printing Speeds Up Object Creation
The new method uses blue and ultraviolet light to accelerate the solidification and hardening process of printed objects.
Solar park project in Australia receives green light
The project will support Queensland's goal of sourcing 50% of its energy from renewables by the end of the decade.
Methatug tugboat powered by methanol presented
The Methatug can store 12,000 liters of methanol, allowing it to operate for two weeks without refueling.
Tiny Gold Treasure Found in Eucalyptus Leaves
Eucalyptus trees can transport gold from the ground to their leaves, thus preventing its accumulation, as it is toxic to them.
China Launches First Large-Scale Sodium Battery Storage Plant
The new storage station's batteries are charged to 90% in just 12 minutes.
Río Tinto Group’s autonomous train suffered an accident in Australia
Rio Tinto operates around 14,000 iron ore railcars in the Pilbara, each with a capacity of 118 tonnes.
W1 Quadruped Robot: Now Mastering Two-Legged Walking!
The W1 can switch from quadruped to bipedal mode in less than a second and reach a height of 152cm when upright.
Facebook makes alliance with Solarpack to be more sustainable
Solar developments in Indiana will have a combined capacity of 210 MW.
China wins key oil and gas contracts in Iraq
Iraq is seeking to increase its local production of petrochemicals and reduce its dependence on gas imports from Iran.
An oil platform anchored in the port of Montevideo
The Posh Xanadu oil platform has a capacity for 700 people.
Chinese Port Launches New Maritime Route to South America
This new maritime route will reduce the delivery time of goods between Tianjin and Brazil from 54 to 40 days, facilitating more efficient logistics.