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GFL and OPAL Fuels’ Sampson LNG plant begins commercial operations

The plant will prevent polluting emissions equivalent to those produced by more than 900 heavy trucks per year.

The Sun-Ways system can install 1 km of solar panels on railway tracks in just a few hours.

Construction of the system will begin in the first quarter of 2025, with commercial operations expected to begin in 2026.

The station can supply up to 1,500 kg of fuel per day, allowing 35 trucks to be supplied with clean energy daily.

This alliance consolidates Equinor and Ørsted as key players in the expansion of clean energy globally.

This logistical and planning advance aims to transform the floating wind energy industry, with a more profitable and environmentally friendly model.

The turbine blade measures 108 meters, almost the length of a football field.

NKT to hire 100 employees with expansion of its cable plant in Asnaes

NoviOcean can generate up to 25 MW of energy in just one square kilometer by combining waves and wind.

The accident led to the suspension of all operations and an investigation to clarify the circumstances of the death.

Atlantic Shores Projects 1 and 2 will be able to supply renewable energy to more than one million homes.

The facility will enable Germany to secure and diversify its gas supply.