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China reinforces its nuclear bet with the approval of 10 new reactors

China approves new nuclear reactors with local technology and advanced designs in five key regions.

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

A fuel cell with graphene and pure platinum projects more than 200,000 hours of use for long-haul trucks.

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

The first 15 MW Vestas wind turbine is already operating at He Dreiht, driving Germany's energy transition from the North Sea.

This project represents the company's largest installation and the second largest offshore wind project in the world.

Atlas Renewable Energy inaugurates BESS del Desierto in Chile, accelerating the energy transition with 800 MWh of storage.

Since its entry into operation in 2013, it has established itself as one of the largest offshore projects in Europe.

This project will reuse part of the offshore platforms and 149 kilometers of onshore and subsea pipelines.

Greenvolt transfers an 83.2 MW operational wind farm in Poland to Enea for EUR 174.4 million.

EEW SPC completes delivery of monopiles for the ambitious Thor wind farm, which will provide electricity to more than one million Danish homes.

Fervo Energy and Shell Energy have agreed to supply 31 MW of clean, reliable geothermal power to Shell Energy customers starting in 2026.