Chile Responds to Oil Exploitation Concerns in Antarctica
The reserves discovered in Antarctica could contain up to 511 billion barrels 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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Japan Accelerates Flex Perovskite Solar Panel Adoption
Japan has invested more than $400 million for the production of perovskite photovoltaic cells.
VIDEO: Humanoid robot Sophia gives a graduation speech
Sophia was the first robot to obtain Saudi Arabian citizenship.
Starliner capsule launch postponed
The Starliner program has been delayed several years, affecting Boeing's ability to fulfill its astronaut transportation contract.
Chilean Scientists Develop Desalination Plant for Mining
At peak construction, the projects will employ 10,000 workers, including almost 200 Argentine expatriates.
Norway sued over deepwater mineral exploration plan
The ocean area proposed for mining is larger than Great Britain.
Indonesia to reduce emissions with electric vehicles by 2030
Indonesia allocated US$455 million to subsidize the sale and conversion of electric motorcycles, covering the purchase of 800,000 units.
Agrovoltaic project started in Portugal
Akuo has developed 20 agrovoltaic projects in different geographical locations and bioclimatic conditions since 2009.
RWE promotes marine biodiversity with artificial reefs in the Baltic Sea
The reef buckets used are carbon neutral and contain no plastic, demonstrating a commitment to environmental sustainability.
New surveying robots with upgraded software unveiled
This upgrade enables accurate recording of paint application and the accuracy of external GNSS equipment.
Trans Mountain Pipeline Achieves First Successful Crude Oil Loading
The cost of the pipeline expansion has quadrupled since its purchase in 2018.
Yellow diamond mine set to sparkle once more!
The mine was responsible for more than 50% of the world's annual supply of yellow diamonds before closing in 2015.