MENCK powers Hornsea 3 with advanced ramming technology
The MHU4400S hammer will enable monopiles up to 11 meters in diameter to be driven in the North Sea.
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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Eris rocket suffers failed liftoff on its first orbital attempt
The first orbital rocket designed and launched in Australia took off from a base built by the same company that developed it.
Helion builds its first fusion power plant in Washington
Helion promises to deliver fusion electricity to Microsoft in just three years, something no one has achieved so far.
PALFINGER MARINE will present the PFM 1500 crane at Aqua Nor
The PFM 1500 crane can lift up to 3,350 kg with an outreach of 26.7 meters thanks to a patented P-profile extendable boom system.
Constellium and TARMAC recycle aluminum for new aircrafts
Recycled aluminum reduces CO₂ emissions by up to 95% compared to primary production.
A startup boosts the production of gold through nuclear fusion
The technology would make it possible to produce electricity and gold from fusion reactors without affecting energy efficiency.
NISAR satellite starts mission to map earth changes in real time
NISAR can detect changes in the Earth's surface of just centimeters from an altitude of 747 km.
Emerge to supply solar energy to Misk City for 20 years
The solar plant will reduce more than 600 tons of CO₂ per year in Misk City.
B2U brings its reused EV batteries to Texas to strengthen the power grid
B2U's system stores 24 MWh with 500 used EV batteries, enough to power about 800 homes for a day.
Stronger, cheaper 3D titanium drives new industrial breakthrough
The new titanium alloy is 29% cheaper and has better strength than Ti-6Al-4V, the industry standard.
Saudi Arabia boosts its green hydrogen leadership with mega-plant in Yanbu
The Yanbu plant will produce up to 400,000 tons per year of green hydrogen, double the amount planned at Neom.
Inyanga Marine Energy adds new hybrid offshore vessel
The Tor Boreas vessel can operate in adverse weather conditions and is equipped for subsea inspections and ROV support in offshore wind energy.