Daniel García is an Editor-in-Chief with strong expertise in structural work and engineering principles. He combines this technical foundation with deep knowledge of energy, spatial design, and emerging technologies, bringing a forward-thinking and analytical approach to editorial leadership.
In sustainable aviation fuel production, one cost dominates all others: electrolysis alone accounts for more than half of total e-SAF expenses. That single fact has shaped…
Beneath the Earth’s surface, vast reservoirs of hydrogen may have been quietly accumulating for millions of years — formed through natural geological processes, untouched by industry,…
Stretching for thousands of kilometers through Sweden’s forests, the cleared strips beneath high-voltage power lines look, at first glance, like exactly what they are: the price…
Mark Lashier grew up in Farragut, Iowa — a farming town of roughly 500 people — about as far from the executive floors of a major…
Every day, industrial inspectors squeeze cameras into jet engines, power turbines, and aging pipelines — making do with tools that rarely handle every job well. Switch…
For decades, rare earth elements did their work in silence — tucked inside electric motors, defense guidance systems, and the magnets that make AI data centers…
Beneath the Bakken Formation, an operator was preparing to pump hydraulic fracturing treatments across a multi-well pad — millions of dollars committed to splitting rock in…
A conventional steam methanol reformer stands roughly six stories tall and stretches 30 meters end to end. Topsoe thinks it can shrink that down to a…
In gas-heavy shale wells, electric submersible pumps don’t just wear out — they get overwhelmed. Gas locks the impellers, temperatures climb, and the pump shuts down.…
At the Stornorrfors hydropower plant in northern Sweden, thousands of salmon and trout squeeze through a fish ladder each season — a narrow, engineered passage meant…
Along the Texas Gulf Coast, a web of pipelines and processing plants quietly moves millions of barrels of natural gas liquids — ethane, propane, butane —…
Every day, billions of people light a stove to cook a meal — an act so routine it barely registers. But in 2026, that ordinary moment…
Sixty-three to eighty-four kilometers off the Dutch North Sea coast, a 650-square-kilometer offshore wind project called Zeevonk is quietly taking shape. When complete, it will deliver…
Somewhere above the planet right now, satellites are scanning oil fields, pipelines, and gas infrastructure — detecting vast plumes of methane that no ground crew would…
In December, a chemical plant in Russia’s Tula region quietly completed a test run that no facility in the world had ever attempted at full industrial…
Galicia built 3,000 megawatts of wind capacity in a single decade — enough to make it a national model and one of Europe’s most closely watched…
Every day, harbor porpoises cross above the cables threading along the North Sea floor — cables that silently radiate electromagnetic fields into the surrounding water. It…
Ontario’s electricity system is being pulled in several directions at once. Demand is climbing. Industry is returning. And the province has staked its clean-energy future heavily…
Global energy markets are on edge. Shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz — a narrow waterway that handles a significant share of the world’s oil…
Making synthetic aviation fuel requires two things at once: a steady carbon feedstock and cheap renewable electricity. In practice, neither shows up on schedule. In a…
In May 1984, a young ADNOC employee stepped into a lift at Abu Dhabi’s InterContinental Hotel, rode down two floors, and walked into a modest conference…
Alberta’s freight sector burns nearly 70% of the province’s diesel supply and pumps roughly 12 million tonnes of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere every year —…
Nearly 19 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity — enough to power every household in the Netherlands. That’s what Ocean Winds brought to WindEurope 2025 in Copenhagen,…
Removing a Christmas tree from a live CO2 injection well is not a routine job. The moment that pressure-control equipment comes off, a verified barrier between…
Every day, billions of cubic feet of CO2-laden gas flow into Kinder Morgan’s SACROC facility in West Texas — volumes so large, and concentrations so high,…
Every night at wind farms across Europe, bats fly through the dark in the path of spinning turbine blades — and many don’t survive the encounter.…
Off the coast of Africa, an operator drilling deepwater wells had long relied on a straightforward safeguard: keep the top of cement below the previous casing…
Every autumn, salmon push hard against the current of Sweden’s northern rivers, following a biological script written over thousands of years. For much of the 20th…
Across Europe, hydrogen producers and energy companies are racing to prove their fuel meets the continent’s renewable standards — not just in the electrolyzer room, but…
Millions of solar panels installed during the early boom years of renewable energy are now approaching the end of their working lives — and the industry…
Geothermal energy has always meant drilling down to where the earth runs hot — but today’s ambitions look nothing like the projects of a generation ago.…
Wind turbines are generating more operational data than ever before — from blade performance to grid output — yet much of it remains untapped. That gap…
Up to 4.5 gigawatts of floating offshore wind power is set to be developed in the Celtic Sea — enough to support 5,300 new jobs and…
NuScale Power has done something no other small modular reactor developer had managed before — earned full design approval from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Now,…
Floating offshore wind has moved past the proof-of-concept stage. Turbines mounted on floating platforms are no longer an experimental curiosity — they’re edging toward commercial-scale deployment,…
In the dry farming country around Griffith, New South Wales, rows of almond trees now share the land with more than 10,000 solar panels. The Kerarbury…
Off the Gippsland coastline, survey vessels are quietly moving across open water — scanning not the horizon, but what lies beneath it. Using advanced sonar systems,…
2.5 kilometers off the Aberdeen coast, eleven turbines rise from the North Sea, turning steadily against the wind. But something beyond routine power generation is happening…
Floating offshore wind carries some of the UK’s biggest energy ambitions — and some of its most stubborn technical uncertainties. The technology works, but bringing it…
Somewhere in the grey North Sea, a heavy-lift vessel lowered the last piece of steel onto the seabed in late November — and with it, closed…
In the windswept province of Guanacaste, one of Costa Rica’s most productive corridors for wind energy, a 43.2 MW project called San Miguel is quietly moving…
Europe’s offshore wind energy sector has never moved faster. By 2025, the continent had installed 304 GW of wind capacity — nearly one-fifth of its entire…
For decades, Brayton Point in Somerset, Massachusetts, ran on coal. Now the same shoreline is being redrawn as the landfall for one of the East Coast’s…
The warning light appears. A maintenance crew responds, repairs the flagged component, and the asset returns to service. Three days later, a connected piece of equipment…
Aviation accounts for 2–3% of global CO2 emissions today. Left unchecked, that share could climb to 20% by 2050 — even as the rest of the…
In Herning, Denmark, a factory decades in the making has quietly opened its doors — and the ambition behind it is anything but quiet. Topsoe’s new…
For decades, Peru’s largest refinery quietly vented hydrogen sulfide — a toxic byproduct of its own operations — into the atmosphere. Now, the Talara refinery is…
Ontario just gave formal backing to a project that could rewrite the record books for nuclear power — not somewhere on the drawing board, but at…
Wind turbines are one of clean energy’s most visible symbols — and one of wildlife conservation’s more complicated problems. Across Europe, spinning blades kill thousands of…
Fiberglass composites had long served reliably in manufacturing – easy to produce, tough, yet lightweight. Over time, however, repeated stress cycles, sunlight damage, and extreme climates…
