News
Base installation completed at Yunlin offshore wind project in Taiwan
The Yunlin project has succeeded in reducing the manufacturing time for key parts to just five days.
New Energies
News
The Dogger Bank wind farm reported an incident with one of its turbines.
A blade failure on a Haliade-X turbine at the Dogger Bank wind farm has led to restrictions in the area and an investigation by GE Vernova.
News
EDP converts its Aboño thermal power plant into a green hydrogen plant
The Aboño plant is the first plant in Spain to combine natural gas and green hydrogen.
News
Vattenfall launches €30 million tender for air transport in wind farms
The Horns Rev 1 farm was the world's first large-scale offshore wind farm, and remains a benchmark in the renewable energy industry more than 20 years…
News
MOL analyzes using biomethane from animal manure in Hamanaka
A joint study was announced in Hamanaka City, Hokkaido, to evaluate the production and utilization of biomethane from animal manure from local dairy farms. This collaboration…
News
Brazil resumes uranium exploration after 40 years of inactivity in the nuclear sector
The launch of the Uranium Prospecting and Mining Partnership Program is vital for the Brazilian energy sector.
News
Krümmel to start nuclear decommissioning with approved permits
Only 1% to 3% of the waste generated during this process will be considered radioactive and will require special storage.
News
Turbine installation completed at Zhong Neng wind farm in Taiwan
The wind farm will begin full operation later this year and will supply 300,000 homes with clean energy.
News
Shanghai Electric delivered the first SOVs for offshore wind power in China
Ulstein's X-STERN design allows SOV vessels to sail both forward and astern with equal efficiency.
News
Maine to host the largest battery in the world
The storage system will be located on the site of the former Lincoln Paper and Tissue Mill.
News
TEPCO prepares to start radioactive waste removal at Fukushima, a complex and critical process
The process of cleanup and removal of contaminant waste is extremely complex and difficult for the company and the Japanese government to execute.
News
Maersk, LR and CORE POWER study the use of nuclear power on container ships
This joint study is one of the first to explore the possibility of using fourth-generation nuclear reactors to power commercial vessels.