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Nordex Group launches N193/7.X wind turbine with 633-foot rotor and up to 7.3 MW capacity for low- and medium-wind sites

Nordex Group just announced the N193/7.X, the newest member of its Delta4000 wind turbine series. t pairs a 633-foot (193-meter) rotor with 312-foot (95-meter) single-piece blades and up…

By Kelly Lippke · September 28, 2026

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Power

PROPWR contracts 230 megawatts of power capacity to Targa Resources for Permian Basin natural gas processing operations

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 28

BKV Corp. closes Barnett Shale acquisition adding 65 MMcfd of production and an operational carbon capture project 1

BKV Corp. closes Barnett Shale acquisition adding 65 MMcfd of production and an operational carbon capture project

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 27

LNG Canada joint venture could approve Phase 2 capacity doubling expansion by early October 1

LNG Canada joint venture could approve Phase 2 capacity-doubling expansion by early October

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 27

EDF Renewables promotes early stage siting partnerships to reduce distributed solar project failures and delays 1

EDF Renewables promotes early-stage siting partnerships to reduce distributed solar project failures and delays

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 27

Ukraines record drone barrage strikes Moscow Oil Refinery damaging multiple processing units 1

Ukraine’s record drone barrage strikes Moscow Oil Refinery, damaging multiple processing units

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 27

Xodus study finds UK carbon capture expertise could speed CCUS deployment across Asia Pacific region 1

Xodus study finds UK carbon capture expertise could speed CCUS deployment across Asia Pacific region

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 27

Solar panels in Colorado s drought stressed grasslands are quietly boosting plant growth by up to 90 percent and

Colorado solar panels increased grassland plant growth by up to 90 percent

By Daniel Garcia · Sep 28

Comstock Nevada solar-panel recycling plant

Comstock pushes its Nevada solar-panel recycling plant into 24/7 production, turning discarded modules into a round-the-clock materials stream

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 28

Solar noise barrier panels mounted on a highway sound wall at dusk

Mounted vertically on 2,600 feet of Swiss highway sound wall, the world’s first solar noise barrier proved that the worst panel angle can still power a neighborhood, and thousands of miles of US road walls sit idle

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 28

Solar

Tajikistan’s first 300-MW solar farm uses bifacial cells to reduce shading losses

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 28

Solar

U.S. utility-scale solar generation rose 34% in 2025, reaching a record share of the national electricity mix

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 28

Nordex

Nordex Group launches N193/7.X wind turbine with 633-foot rotor and up to 7.3 MW capacity for low- and medium-wind sites

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 28

largest turbines commercially deployed at He Dreiht offshore wind farm German North Sea, built 85 miles

Built 85 miles out in the open North Sea with no state money, 64 of the largest turbines ever commercially deployed fed Germany’s grid for the first time this September

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 28

giant wind turbines in Germany

German wind project uses 7-MW turbines with 650-foot hub heights

By Anke Maree · Sep 28

Engineers from the UK replaced the water in a century old energy storage system and unlocked a way to power places

UK engineers develop dense-fluid energy storage system suitable for low-elevation sites

By Carlos Albero Rojas · Sep 28

SGE

SGE, GE Vernova, Hitachi, and Samsung C&T sign MoU to deploy BWRX-300 small modular reactors across Europe and the UK

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 28

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A gloved hand holding a failed relay inside a nuclear reactor relay failure equipment room, relay failures inside

Relay failures inside a pair of 1,280-megawatt Texas reactors hit eleven over three years, and a grinding subcontractor’s undersized rotor was hiding inside every single one of them

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 28

Underground nuclear reactor control room with fully digital controls and glowing reactor core

Buried under an Indiana campus, a 10-microwave reactor from the early sixties became the only US nuclear plant with fully digital controls, and engineers adjusted its power from hundreds of miles away

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 27

Deep Fission DOE Kansas pilot

Deep Fission lays out a DOE-approved safety framework for its Kansas pilot, where the reactor concept is designed to operate underground

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 27

Nuclear fuel loading underway inside Rooppur reactor vessel on the Padma River, 1 200 megawatt

Sitting on the bank of the Padma River in northwestern Bangladesh, a 1,200 megawatt reactor swallowed its 163rd fuel assembly and the country stepped into the nuclear age for the first time

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 26

NRC grants Holtec exemption to begin early ground construction for Pioneer nuclear units at Palisades site in Michigan 1

NRC grants Holtec exemption to begin early ground construction for Pioneer nuclear units at Palisades site in Michigan

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 26

California Nanotechnologies SMR

California Nanotechnologies lands its largest order yet for advanced SMR control components, marking a new high-water mark for its nuclear business

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 24

NDT

NDT Global commercially launches QUADRA™ UHR inline inspection system at IPCE 2026 in Calgary

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 28

Concrete thermal battery shipping containers at a Norwegian industrial plant site, 20 foot shipping

Stacked in 20-foot shipping containers at a Norwegian fertilizer works, specially engineered concrete charged to 390°C is replacing the gas boilers that once kept production running through the night

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 28

Trail Bridge Dam hydropower plant

Oregon hydropower shutdown redirected summer flows over spillway for migrating juvenile fish

By Anke Maree · Sep 28

compressorless hydrogen turbine on a test rig inside a German research laboratory, ever generated before

Built without a compressor, a hydrogen turbine in Karlsruhe ran for 303 seconds and produced electricity that no machine of its kind had ever generated before

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 27

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Oregon geothermal project reached 629°F underground and raised $135 million for deeper drilling

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 27

Solid carbon thermal batteries in a row at a South Dakota bioethanol plant, solid carbon blocks

Built from solid carbon blocks in a South Dakota corn town, 200 thermal batteries started delivering heat to an ethanol still this spring and displaced fossil fuel combustion that had run the plant for decades

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 26

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NewHydrogen is scouting Utah for the first ThermoLoop deployment, looking for a site where heat could do the heavy lifting in clean hydrogen production

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 26

Hyroad IMC Logistics’ hydrogen truck fleet

Hyroad starts fueling and servicing IMC Logistics’ hydrogen truck fleet in California, putting the zero-emission rigs into regular support operations

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 23

SunHydrogen Austin ProtoHub

SunHydrogen moves its Austin ProtoHub forward as full-size hydrogen modules close in on the 9% efficiency mark

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 19

Power to Hydrogen and Repsol AEM electrolysis

Power to Hydrogen and Repsol push AEM electrolysis past a 1,250-hour pilot, giving the technology a long-duration test under its belt

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 16

NewHydrogen third patent ThermoLoop

NewHydrogen has filed a third patent around ThermoLoop, its heat-driven process designed to make hydrogen without relying on conventional electrolysis

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 12

OroCarbo 12 Haffner systems

OroCarbo reserves 12 Haffner systems for a string of renewable hydrogen hubs planned across the Western U.S.

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 12

Beneath Western Australia s red iron rich soil a natural hydrogen engine may have been running for millions

Beneath Western Australia’s red, iron-rich soil, a natural hydrogen engine may have been running for millions of years and scientists just learned how to turn up the power by injecting water into ancient rock

By Daniel Garcia · Sep 11

A tiny startup cracked green hydrogen s biggest

A tiny startup cracked green hydrogen’s biggest problem by selling a “hidden ingredient” found in every drop of water and using the profits to fund clean fuel production at prices that could make federal subsidies irrelevant

By Carlos Albero Rojas · Sep 8

Latest News

1

Colorado solar panels increased grassland plant growth by up to 90 percent

Sep 28

2

Comstock pushes its Nevada solar-panel recycling plant into 24/7 production, turning discarded modules into a round-the-clock materials stream

Sep 28

3

Mounted vertically on 2,600 feet of Swiss highway sound wall, the world’s first solar noise barrier proved that the worst panel angle can still power a neighborhood, and thousands of miles of US road walls sit idle

Sep 28

4

PROPWR contracts 230 megawatts of power capacity to Targa Resources for Permian Basin natural gas processing operations

Sep 28

5

Tajikistan’s first 300-MW solar farm uses bifacial cells to reduce shading losses

Sep 28

6

NDT Global commercially launches QUADRA™ UHR inline inspection system at IPCE 2026 in Calgary

Sep 28

7

Built 85 miles out in the open North Sea with no state money, 64 of the largest turbines ever commercially deployed fed Germany’s grid for the first time this September

Sep 28

8

German wind project uses 7-MW turbines with 650-foot hub heights

Sep 28

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