New Fertilizer Technology Boosts Farms, Planet, and Soil
Scientists have been testing a new way to make fertilizer using air, water, and electricity. Debye ...
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Saudi Firm Alat Plans to Invest Dh367 Billion to Revolutionise Its Technology
A reliable source revealed that this newly formed PIF firm will invest $100 billion (Dh367 billion) ...
ENOWA to Establish the World’s First High-Voltage Smart Grid in NEOM
ENOWA, the water and electricity subsidiary for NEOM, has announced that it has curated a blueprint ...
The European Green Deal: Squaring Sustainability with Feasibility
The European Green Deal, unveiled in 2020, is a policy to transform the European Union into ...
Reaching for the Moon: The Path to Establishing a Lunar Economy
The race to return humans to the Moon is still progressing with Europe, the US, and ...
H2 Green Steel to Invest in $6 Billion Project in Canada
H2 Green Steel administrators also look forward to gaining benefits from access to the St. Lawrence ...
Iran Re-Establishing Ties With African Nations For National Interests
Ebrahim Raisi, President of Iran, went on a trip to three African nations, Kenya, Uganda and ...
North Sea To Counter Russian Energy Supplies
The North Sea is going to become one of the largest wind energy sources for Europe. ...
UAE’s Masdar consortium signs $10bn mega wind project deal with Eqypt
The wind project by UAE's Masdar and Egypt aims to produce 47,790 gigawatts of clean energy ...
BP’s Plan To Reset Renewables As Oil and Gas Boom
BP Plc, also known as British Petroleum, is rapidly expanding its presence in the renewable energy ...
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