SeaGBin device automates ecological cleanup of polluted rivers
SeaGBin can operate even on cloudy days thanks to its gel battery and transmit real-time location, trash level and river conditions.
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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Dawn Aerospace opens orders for Aurora reusable space plane
Aurora is the first in history available for direct purchase and capable of flying beyond the Kármán line from a conventional runway.
UKAEA and Space Solar assemble robots to capture solar energy
Solar satellites can capture energy 13 times more than panels on Earth.
Waaree Solar Americas seals million-dollar contract with U.S. power producer.
Delivery of 586 MW of locally manufactured solar modules to strengthen U.S. energy independence.
MODEC and Carbon Clean advance carbon sequestration in the high seas
The CycloneCC system will enable the capture of up to 1,000 tons of CO₂ per day on board FPSO platforms.
GE Aerospace strengthens hypersonic test centers with new technology
GE Aerospace developed a dual-mode ramjet in less than 11 months and a liquid-fueled ramjet 10 months later.
Centrica and Equinor sign key agreement to secure energy supply to the UK
The new gas supply will cover 10% of UK demand and supports national decarbonization plans.
Ecological concrete with low-quality clay reduces emissions
The co-firing of illitic clay and low-grade kaolin reduced the porosity of the concrete by 41% and increased its compressive strength by 15%.
Airbus completes manufacture of the first set of A350F wings at Broughton
The A350F wings, manufactured at Broughton, will be transferred on the iconic BelugaXL to be integrated into test prototypes.
Spain boosts 5 green hydrogen projects with €524 million
The five projects will produce 55,200 tons of green hydrogen per year with 425 MW of electrolysis capacity.
VARD delivers world’s first ships with mandatory cyber notation
These are the first ships in the world to operate under mandatory cyber notation regulations effective July 2024.
Corpus Christi canal expansion reinforces energy leadership
The expanded canal saves more than US$200 million annually in transportation costs.