Bricks with coffee residues reduce energy consumption by 80%.
The bricks are fired at only 200 °C, reducing energy consumption by 80% compared to traditional bricks.
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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Toyota activates hydrogen truck fleet in Europe
Each hydrogen truck can travel up to 400 km per charge with zero tailpipe emissions.
Healy departs for Arctic for strategic scientific mission
Healy will deploy key technology in the Arctic to monitor ice and strategic ocean currents.
Bernhard Schulte Offshore expands fleet with CSOV Windea Curie
The Windea Curie operates in both directions with equal efficiency thanks to the Twin X-STERN design.
Equinor expands production in the North Sea with Fram Sør
Fram Sør's CO₂ intensity will be only 0.5 kg per barrel, compared to 16 kg for the industrial average.
Freen launches 20 kW wind turbine for rural and industrial uses
The H20 turbine operates without shutdown speed, maintaining generation even with strong gusts.
Civ Robotics receives $7.5 million to expand its autonomous surveying technology
CivDot robots can mark up to 3,000 points per day with an accuracy of 8 mm, six times the speed of human work.
Bioena inaugurates pellet plant for the European market
All production is already committed for export for five years.
Acciona Energy agrees to sell a wind farm in Peru
The San Juan de Marcona wind farm operates without debt and has a capacity of 135.7 MW.
FRV to power Armenia’s largest solar plant with 55 MWac of capacity
Masrik-1 will prevent the emission of more than 54,000 tons of CO₂ per year while supplying power to more than 21,000 Armenian households.
New York moves toward construction of new zero-emission nuclear power plant
The new nuclear plant will have a capacity of at least one gigawatt and will be developed directly by New York State through NYPA.
Ocergy kicks off RECORD15 project to validate 15 MW floating turbines
Ocergy's 15 MW floating turbine to be launched in 2028