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Cairi Energy starts mass production of its 6.25 MWh Xinghan system

The Xinghan system combines 587 Ah LFP batteries with smart technology for large-scale power applications in China.

The new plant will enable the production of up to 120 MWh per year in railway battery systems.

The agreement provides for the supply of 2 TWh through three new solar farms in Spain that will be operational between 2026 and 2027.

Toyota plans to introduce solid-state batteries in electric vehicles from 2027, with increased range and ultra-fast charging.

This measure seeks to enable the electrical infrastructure necessary to connect its nearly 1 GW floating offshore wind farm to the UK grid.

The Spindletop cavern in Texas, operated by Air Liquide, is the largest hydrogen storage site in the world.

So far, many experimental systems have suffered internal scrapes from poorly managed reductions.

Thanks to Fred. Olsen 1848 solar installations can now automatically adapt to water level variations without manual intervention.

The plant will avoid more than 418 thousand tons of CO₂ during its useful life, the equivalent of planting 2.7 million trees.

First plant in Italy to inject green hydrogen into digitally managed urban grid with renewable gas mix.

The plant has started the process with fewer workers and tasks limited by the closure schedule.

The electrolyzer was integrated into the Neste refinery to replace fossil hydrogen with renewable hydrogen in its industrial processes.