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Glocal and its consortium launch Japan's first floating wind turbine on a barge, furthering the marine energy transition.

The installation of caissons marks the operational start of the marine energy center that will connect wind farms to the Belgian power grid.

The facility will generate renewable hydrogen in the ocean, boosting energy sustainability and marine mobility.

Woodside will develop a 16.5 Mtpa LNG plant in Louisiana with operations scheduled to begin in 2029.

The project will produce 100 tons per year of clean hydrogen and seeks to decarbonize sectors such as mobility and heavy industry.

It was built using traditional Japanese techniques without nails or screws, combined with modern methods.

These types of materials have a potential impact on reducing CO₂ emissions and could improve construction in the future.

88% of the materials dismantled at the nuclear power plant can be reused after decontamination.

Vallourec will supply Brazilian-made pipes for one of the largest offshore fields operated by Petrobras.

Manchester converts waste into hydrogen and graphene with methane-decomposing technology