Serbia outlines nuclear plans
Serbia is responsibly and gradually developing its nuclear energy programme in line with the International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) Milestones…
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Kanadevia accelerates its expansion of green hydrogen-related businesses
Japan’s Kanadevia Corporation (formerly known as Hitachi Zosen Corporation) has entered into a partnership agreement with the Bahwan Engineering Company,…
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Nuclear fusion industry attracts record annual funding of $4.48bn
Annual funding for the fusion industry has hit record levels in the past year, with $4.48bn raised in the 12…
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The execution economy of battery storage
The first phase of the battery storage industry was defined by expansion. The next phase may be defined by execution.…
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From test sites to innovation hubs: how marine energy centres are transforming ocean energy
The International Energy Agency’s Ocean Energy Systems Technology Collaboration Programme (IEA-OES) has published a report drawing together more than a…
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Trilateral alliance to advance SMRs
On the sidelines of the Nato Summit in Ankara, Türkiye, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Japan’s Foreign Minister, Motegi…
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A look at the investment trends in the energy transition
Global capital flows to the power sector are set to rise in 2026 to around $815bn, according to GlobalData, a…
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Intentionally intermittent operation: key to improved electrolyser economics
Executing an intentionally intermittent electrolyser operational strategy means understanding regulations and complementary hydrogen infrastructure. Over the next ten years, intentionally…
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Autonomous robotics: the new nuclear worker
Nuclear power is experiencing a resurgence amid shifting energy policy strategies, a renewed focus on energy security, and rising power…
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Latin America’s clean power success creates a harder problem
Latin America and the Caribbean has largely solved the problem many power markets are still struggling with: generating low-carbon electricity…
