CIRCULANDIA is a €9.6 million Horizon Europe project running from 2026 to 2030 The initiative links regenerative agriculture, local food systems and reusable packaging within one circular-economy framework The consortium brings together 35 organisations from 12 European countries Pilot actions … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Belgium, Chemicals, Commodities, Croatia, Environment, European Union, Finland, Food & Beverage, France, Germany, Government, Industrial, Latvia, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Science, Small Business, Society, Spain, Ukraine
Tagged A Soil Deal for Europe, biodiversity, biostreams, Carbon Sequestration, CCRI, CIRCULANDIA, circular cities, Circular Cities and Regions Initiative, circular economy, circular food systems, circular innovation, CLIC Innovation, Climate Action, EU funding, EU Soil Mission, European Commission, European Green Deal, European Union, food supply chains, food waste, Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Council, Horizon Europe, Lille Métropole, local food systems, Métropole Européenne de Lille, multiplier regions, Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, packaging waste, pilot cities, PPWR, Regenerative Agriculture, regional development, replicator cities, Research and Innovation, resource efficiency, reusable packaging, soil health, sustainable agriculture, sustainable cities, sustainable food systems, urban farming
(IN BRIEF) Royal Philips and Exor N.V. have updated their long-term relationship agreement, giving Exor the flexibility to increase its shareholding in Philips to up to 22 percent of issued ordinary share capital and voting rights, compared with the previous … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Electronics & Machinery, Financial, Healthcare, Investment, Management, Netherlands, Technology
Tagged 20 percent cap, 2026–2028 plan, 22 percent shareholding, AEX PHIA, Amsterdam, Benoît Ribadeau-Dumas, board nomination right, disciplined execution, Euronext Amsterdam, EXOR, Exor and Philips Update Long-Term Relationship Agreement, Exor Gains Flexibility to Raise Philips Stake to 22 Percent, Exor N.V., Feike Sijbesma, governance arrangements, health technology, INNOVATION, issued ordinary share capital, John Elkann, largest shareholder, long-term relationship agreement, NYSE PHG, Philips, Philips and Exor Extend Strategic Shareholder Relationship, Philips Board of Management, Philips Supervisory Board, profitable growth, Roy Jakobs, Royal Philips, shareholder agreement, strategic shareholder, the Netherlands, value creation, voting rights
(IN BRIEF) REN – Redes Energéticas Nacionais is preparing Portugal’s National Electric System for the effects of the nearly total solar eclipse expected on 12 August 2026. The eclipse is forecast to reduce centralised solar generation by around 450 MW, … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Infrastructure & Utilities, Portugal, Science, Technology
Tagged 100 percent eclipse magnitude, 19 percent solar generation, 35 MW per minute, 45 percent solar reduction, 450 MW solar loss, 700 MW European production loss, 9, 92 percent eclipse magnitude, Biomass, centralised solar generation, consumption forecasts, domestic renewable sources, electricity consumption, electricity forecasts, electricity grid, electricity transmission, energy resilience, European synchronous area, European transmission system operators, generation and consumption balance, grid stability, hydroelectric reserves, hydropower, late afternoon demand, mainland Portugal, National Electric System, nearly total solar eclipse, peak demand, PORTUGAL, Portugal’s Electricity System Prepares for Temporary 450 MW Solar Generation Loss, power system balance, Quality of Service, Redes Energéticas Nacionais, REN, REN Prepares Portugal’s Electricity Grid for Solar Eclipse Impact, renewable energy, renewable integration, security of supply, self-consumption generation units, SEN, Short-Term Adequacy, solar eclipse, Solar Eclipse Expected to Cut Portugal’s Solar Generation by 45 Percent, solar generation loss, solar power generation, Spain interconnection, STA, thermal generation reserves, wind power
(IN BRIEF) EE has launched Early Phone Swap, giving Flex Pay customers the option to upgrade to a new or refurbished handset up to one year early at no extra cost. The service is available immediately to nearly one million … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Electronics & Machinery, Financial, Internet & Online, Retail, Technology, Telecom, United Kingdom
Tagged 12-month contract, 24-month contract, 36-month contract, 48-month contract, 5G, airtime plan, Battery Performance, cracked screen, credit check, customer flexibility, Device Credit Agreement, device swap, Early Phone Swap, early upgrade, EE, EE Expands Flex Pay With Early Upgrades and New Contract Lengths, EE Gives Customers Access to New Handsets a Year Early With Early Phone Swap, EE Introduces Early Phone Swap Across Its Flex Pay Customer Base, EE retail stores, extended warranty, Find My Phone, flagship devices, Flex Pay, Google Pixel 10 Pro XL, handset financing, handset upgrades, interest-free handset payments, iPhone 17, mobile contracts, mobile customer support, mobile phones, new phones, one million customers, phone repairs, refurbished device range, refurbished phones, Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, Sharon Meadows, smartphones, specialist technicians, UK and Ireland customer service, UK network, United Kingdom, Very Good range
(IN BRIEF) Almirall is reinforcing its commitment to innovation in medical dermatology, with a focus on science, collaboration and patient needs. The company’s teams work to improve understanding of skin diseases and address complex dermatological challenges through research and multidisciplinary … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Healthcare, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Spain, Technology
Tagged Almirall, Almirall Combines Science and Patient Insight to Advance Medical Dermatology, Almirall Highlights Purpose-Led Innovation in Dermatology, Almirall Strengthens Scientific Focus on Skin Disease Research, better care, Dermatology, dermatology innovation, dermatology pipeline, disease understanding, Healthcare Innovation, healthier future, innovation through science, long-term ambition, medical dermatology, multidisciplinary teams, patient needs, patient outcomes, patient wellbeing, patient-centred innovation, patients’ lives, purpose-led science, quality of life, research collaboration, researchers, scientific excellence, scientific expertise, scientific research, scientists, skin conditions, skin disease research, skin diseases, skin science, treatment innovation, unmet medical needs
(IN BRIEF) Almirall has entered into a collaboration and licensing agreement with CrystalO for the discovery and development of novel small molecules in medical dermatology. Under the agreement, CrystalO will handle candidate discovery, optimisation, IND-enabling studies and early clinical development, … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Healthcare, International Trade, Investment, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Spain, Technology
Tagged Almirall, Almirall and CrystalO Enter Licensing Agreement for Dermatology Drug Discovery, Almirall Expands Medical Dermatology Pipeline Through CrystalO Collaboration, Almirall Partners With CrystalO to Develop Novel Small Molecules in Medical Dermatology, candidate discovery, candidate optimisation, clinical proof of concept, collaboration agreement, Commercialisation, CrystalO, Dermatology, dermatology treatments, differentiated treatments, Dr Zhang Jin, drug discovery, early clinical development, exclusive rights outside mainland China, external innovation, Global Development, IND-enabling studies, innovation strategy, innovative medicines, ion channel drug discovery, Karl Ziegelbauer, licensing agreement, local R&D programmes, Mainland China, Manufacturing, medical dermatology, novel small molecules, patient benefits, pharmaceutical research, PoC, R&D Pipeline, scientific collaboration, skin conditions, small molecule discovery, strategic collaboration, technology platform, therapeutic development, unmet medical need
(IN BRIEF) Standard Chartered has launched the Signature Select Enhanced Gold Income Fund, its ninth sub-fund under the Bank’s Variable Capital Company platform. The fund is managed with Allianz Global Investors as sub-manager and combines exposure to gold exchange-traded funds … Read the full press release
Posted in Banks, Business, Commodities, Financial, Germany, Investment, Management, United Kingdom
Tagged accredited investors, Allianz Global Investors, AllianzGI, alternative asset, Clarissa Tee, covered call strategy, custom-curated investment strategies, derivatives implementation, enhanced income, fourth fund launch in 2026, fund partnership, geopolitical uncertainty, global asset class specialists, Global Multi Asset Team, gold ETFs, gold exchange-traded funds, gold exposure, gold fund, gold income fund, Hong Kong, international wealth network, investment professionals, jersey, June 2024 VCC launch, Kenya, long-term portfolio resilience, long-term value preservation, low correlation, Marc Gualandi, market uncertainty, monetary uncertainty, multi-asset portfolios, Nigeria, ninth sub-fund, options strategy, portfolio construction, portfolio diversification, Priority Banking, Priority Private, private banking, professional investors, regular income, risk management, Signature Select Enhanced Gold Income Fund, Signature Select Enhanced Gold Income Fund Targets Diversification and Long-Term Value, Singapore, Standard Chartered, Standard Chartered Adds Gold-Focused Income Strategy to Wealth Platform, Standard Chartered Introduces Fourth VCC Fund Launch of 2026, sub-manager, Sumeet Bhambri, Taiwan, UAE, Variable Capital Company, VCC platform, wealth management
(IN BRIEF) ZEISS Planetariums has received international recognition for “ZEISS – Into the Infinite,” an eight-minute fulldome and VR experience developed with Munich-based creative agency visuarte. The immersive show won multiple honours at the WorldMediaFestivals 2026 in Berlin, including the … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Awards, Business, Entertainment, Germany, Internet & Online, Media, Science, Technology
Tagged 360-degree imagery, 3D models, 8K resolution, Ansgar Seelen, artificial intelligence, ATMOsphere, audience award, augmented reality, Berlin, cells, computer-generated worlds, Corporate Communications, Corporate Communications category, corporate media, cosmos, dome projection, Earth, Explore ZEISS, Florian Rothenberger, fulldome experience, Fulldome Festival Brno, Fulldome Festival Fukuoka, galaxies, Germany, hybrid projection technology, immersive brand experience, immersive storytelling, intermedia-globe Gold Award, intermedia-globe Grand Award, Into the Infinite, Jena, Long Night of Science in Jena, Melanie Müller-Ittstein, microorganisms, microscopy, Modern planetarium experience, Moon, Moon Camera, Munich, neural networks, OBERKOCHEN, Oceans, photography, planetarium technology, science communication, scientific visualisation, semiconductor technology, spatial sound, visuarte, VR experience, WorldMediaAwards, WorldMediaFestivals 2026, ZEISS, ZEISS and visuarte Receive Global Recognition for Immersive Fulldome Experience, ZEISS Museum of Optics, ZEISS Planetariums, ZEISS Planetariums Show “Into the Infinite” Wins International Awards, ZEISS – Into the Infinite, Zeiss-Planetarium Jena, “Seeing Beyond”, “ZEISS – Into the Infinite” Honoured at WorldMediaFestivals 2026 in Berlin
(IN BRIEF) QIAGEN has received U.S. FDA clearance for the QIAstat-Dx BCID GPF Plus AMR Panel, its first QIAstat-Dx bloodstream infection panel cleared for the U.S. market. The panel detects 20 gram-positive bacterial and fungal pathogen targets, a broad pan … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Germany, Government, Healthcare, Netherlands, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology
Tagged 100 countries, 200 placements, 5, AMR, antibiotic use, antimicrobial resistance markers, antimicrobial stewardship, bloodstream infection diagnostics, bloodstream infections, clinical decision making, data analysis, FDA, FDA Clears QIAGEN QIAstat-Dx Panel for Rapid Bloodstream Infection Testing, FDA review, Frankfurt Prime Standard, fungal pathogens, gastrointestinal panel, genetic resistance markers, Germantown, gram-positive bacteria, infection prevention, infectious disease testing, laboratory diagnostics, Maryland, meningitis encephalitis panel, Molecular Diagnostics, multiplex PCR, Netherlands, Nitin Sood, one-hour results, pan gram-negative target, pathogen detection, positive blood cultures, QGEN, QIA, QIAGEN, QIAGEN Launches First FDA-Cleared QIAstat-Dx BCID Panel for U.S. Laboratories, QIAstat-Dx, QIAstat-Dx BCID GN Plus AMR Panel, QIAstat-Dx BCID GPF Plus AMR Panel, QIAstat-Dx BCID GPF Plus AMR Panel Detects Pathogens and Resistance Markers in About One Hour, QIAstat-Dx Gastrointestinal Panel 2, QIAstat-Dx GI Panel 2 Mini B, QIAstat-Dx GI Panel 2 Mini B&V, QIAstat-Dx Meningitis/Encephalitis Panel, QIAstat-Dx Respiratory Panel Mini, QIAstat-Dx Respiratory Panel Plus, rapid testing, respiratory panel, sample preparation, SEPSIS, syndromic testing, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, U.S. laboratories, Venlo
(IN BRIEF) Alstom has announced that the Alstom Foundation has donated to the Canadian Red Cross to support wildfire relief efforts in Ontario. The donation will help fund response and recovery work for communities affected by ongoing wildfires across the … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Environment, Financial, France, Government, Non Profit, Society, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged affected communities, Alstom, Alstom Backs Canadian Red Cross Relief Work for Communities Affected by Wildfires, Alstom Canada, Alstom facilities, Alstom Foundation, Alstom Foundation Reinforces Community Support Through Wildfire Relief Donation, Alstom Group, Alstom Supports Humanitarian Relief Efforts Amid Ontario Wildfires, ALSTOM trademark, CANADA, Canadian Red Cross, community support, Corporate Social Responsibility, Crisis Response, disaster recovery, economic prospects, emergency assistance, emergency response, employee-supported projects, families affected by wildfires, foundation donation, humanitarian initiatives, humanitarian support, Living Conditions, local communities, natural disasters, NGOs, nonprofit organisations, November 2007, Olivier Marcil, Ontario, Philippe Molitor, recovery efforts, relief partners, smart and sustainable mobility, Stacy Patenaude, Stéphane Savignard, wildfire relief, wildfires in Ontario
(IN BRIEF) Wood Nobel Energy has been awarded the front-end engineering design contract for the Nakhchivan Combined Cycle Thermal Power Plant in Azerbaijan. The project, selected by SOCAR Midstream Gas Operations, will support increased electricity generation and export capacity in … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Construction, Electronics & Machinery, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, International Trade, Investment, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Azerbaijan, combined-cycle power plant, efficient power generation, electricity export capacity, electricity generation, energy infrastructure, energy security, engineering design, engineering procurement and construction, EPC stage, execution approach, FEED contract, front-end engineering design, future expansion, global engineering expertise, in-country engineering, local delivery, local workforce, Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, Nakhchivan Combined Cycle Thermal Power Plant, Nakhchivan Thermal Power Plant, national infrastructure, New Nakhchivan Thermal Power Plant to Support Regional Electricity Generation and Export Capacity, Nobel Energy, Order No 418, Orkhan Ismayilov, power generation, power infrastructure project, President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, regional growth, reliable power generation, SOCAR Midstream Gas Operations, supply chain capability, technical design, thermal power plant, Waste Heat Recovery, Wood, Wood Azerbaijan, Wood Nobel Energy, Wood Nobel Energy Brings Global and Local Expertise to Azerbaijan Power Project, Wood Nobel Energy Strengthens Azerbaijan Portfolio With Power Infrastructure Contract
(IN BRIEF) Wood has been awarded a three-year contract by Equinor to provide lifecycle information services across nearly 100 Norwegian assets, including offshore installations, subsea sites and onshore plants. The work will include managing technical information updates, maintaining lifecycle information … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Management, Norway, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 35 employees, AI-enabled capabilities, asset data, asset lifecycle, change requests, data integrity, data quality, decision-making, Digital Solution, Elisabeth Sahl, energy assets, engineering procurement construction and installation, engineering services, engineering workflows, EPCI contract, Equinor, Equinor Extends Wood Relationship With Lifecycle Information Services Contract, equipment data, facility information, global engineering network, infrastructure upgrades, larger modifications projects, LCI services, lifecycle information, lifecycle information management, maintenance and modifications, more than 25 years of experience, NCS, Norway, Norwegian Continental Shelf, offshore installations, onshore plants, Operational Efficiency, operational risk, Snorre field, STID, subsea sites, System for Technical Information and Documentation, Tags:, technical documentation, technical information management, three-year agreement, Tom Johansson, traceability, transparency, wells, Wood, Wood Awarded Three-Year Equinor Contract for Technical Information Services, Wood Deploys Digital Work Management System for Equinor Asset Data Operations, work management system
(IN BRIEF) RWE has completed construction of the 70 MW Enoch Hill onshore wind farm near New Cumnock in East Ayrshire, Scotland. The project is the second new Scottish onshore wind farm constructed by RWE in 2026, following Camster II … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Construction, Electronics & Machinery, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Germany, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 000 UK homes, 106 MW new capacity, 229 MW Scottish portfolio, 68, 70 MW project, Caithness, Camster II, clean power generation, community fund, construction spend, East Ayrshire, energy resilience, Enoch Hill, Enoch Hill onshore wind farm, Enoch Hill Wind Farm Strengthens RWE’s Renewable Energy Portfolio in Scotland, Farrans, first electricity, Foundation Scotland, local business rates, local jobs, local suppliers, local supply chain, Maneight Farm, Mike Short, MW Hir, Nadine Janecke, New Cumnock, nine onshore wind farms, Nordex, Nordex Group, Nordex N117/3600 Delta4000, Nordex N133/4.8, Nordex UK and Ireland, onshore wind farm, Operations and Maintenance, Patrick Murray, regional economy, renewable energy, Renewable Infrastructure, RWE, RWE Adds New Scottish Onshore Wind Capacity With Enoch Hill Completion, RWE Completes 70 MW Enoch Hill Onshore Wind Farm in East Ayrshire, RWE Renewables Europe & Australia GmbH, Scotland, Scottish energy system, secure generation capacity, skills development, subcontracted spend, sustainable energy system, The Bacas, turbine commissioning, United Kingdom, £10.5 million community fund
(IN BRIEF) The University of Liverpool has secured €4.4 million in Horizon Europe funding to establish the iDTC-MIF, an international doctoral training centre focused on advanced materials discovery and processing technologies. The five-year programme will train two cohorts of international … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Chemicals, Education, Electronics & Machinery, Environment, European Union, Industrial, Investment, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged advanced manufacturing, advanced materials, advanced processing technologies, AI, artificial intelligence, automation, Centre for Doctoral Training in Digital and Automated Materials Chemistry, computational methods, construction, data science, digital materials design, Doctoral Training, Dr Esther Garcia-Tunon Blanca, ENERGY, Entrepreneurship, environmental benefits, EPSRC, European research funding, experimental research, Healthcare, High-Performance Materials, Horizon Europe, Horizon Europe Backs Liverpool Doctoral Centre for Future Materials Innovators, iDTC-MIF, industrial partners, interdisciplinary research, International Doctoral Training Centre, international fellows, leadership skills, Liverpool, Manufacturing, Materials Chemistry, materials discovery, Materials Discovery frontier, Materials Innovation Factory, Materials Innovators of the Future, materials research, MIF, net zero challenges, postgraduate students, robotic materials synthesis, robotics, sustainable innovation, UKRI Future Leaders Fellow, United Kingdom, University of Liverpool, University of Liverpool Secures €4.4 Million Horizon Europe Funding for Materials Innovation Training, University of Liverpool to Train Next Generation of Materials Innovators Through iDTC-MIF
(IN BRIEF) Karevo, a spin-off from the Technical University of Munich, has developed an AI-powered potato sorting machine capable of processing up to ten tons of potatoes per hour with 95 percent accuracy. The system was trained on more than … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Electronics & Machinery, Food & Beverage, Industrial, Investment, Small Business, Technology
Tagged 000 images, 95 percent accuracy, Agri-Tech, agricultural automation, agricultural machinery, AI-powered potato sorting, artificial intelligence, automated screening, Benedikt Keßler, Computer Vision, cracks, deep-tech startup, East Bavarian University of Applied Sciences in Regensburg, Entrepreneurship, family-run farms, farm productivity, farm technology, Felix Beck, Financial Times, food production technology, foreign object detection, Germany, high-tech workshop, Johannes von Wittke, Karevo, Karevo Brings AI-Based Defect Detection to Potato Farming, Karevo Develops AI-Powered Potato Sorting Machine for Small Farms, Linda Schinnenburg, Machine Learning, Makerspace, modular machine design, Munich, optical recognition system, potato defects, potato sorting, rot detection, small farms, sorting potatoes with AI, Startup Ecosystem, Technical University of Munich, ten tons per hour, TUM, TUM spin-off, TUM Spin-off Karevo Automates Potato Sorting With AI, TUM Venture Labs, Unternehmertum, UnternehmerTUM Incubator, unwashed potatoes, wireworms, £100
(IN BRIEF) New research from the University of East Anglia argues that a lost papal letter may change how historians understand the Norman Conquest of 1066. The study, published by Yale University Press in Harold: Warrior King by Professor Tom … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Business, Education, France, Italy, Media, Religion, Science, United Kingdom
Tagged 1066, Battle of Hastings, Bayeux Tapestry, Bishop Cadalus of Parma, British Museum, church and monarchy, dynastic struggle, early medieval English history, Edward the Confessor, English crown, European history, followers of Satan, Harold Warrior King, historical research, Holy Roman Empire, Honorius II, Italy, just war, King Harold, lost papal letter, medieval canon law collection, medieval Church, medieval Europe, medieval history, New Book Argues 1066 Was Shaped by Church Politics as Well as Battlefield Events, Norman Conquest, Normandy, Norwich, papal letter, papal rescripts, papal schism, papal support for William, political conflict in Rome, Pope Alexander II, Professor David Fergusson, Professor Rory Naismith, Professor Tom Licence, religious conflict, rival popes, Rome, School of History and Art History, St Peter, UEA, United Kingdom, University of Cambridge, University of East Anglia, University of East Anglia Historian Links Norman Conquest to Rival Popes in Rome, Vatican, Vatican archives, Vatican Letter Excerpts Suggest Pope Alexander II Had Political Reasons to Back William, Western Christendom, William of Normandy, Yale University Press
(IN BRIEF) KUKA will showcase end-to-end automation solutions for metalworking at AMB 2026 in Stuttgart from 15 to 19 September 2026, presenting at Booth C51 in Hall 6. The company will demonstrate how intelligent robotics, AI-ready controllers and connected automation … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Electronics & Machinery, Germany, Industrial, Investment, Technology
Tagged Agent Based AI, AI-ready controller, AMB 2026, artificial intelligence, Augsburg, automated loading and unloading, autonomous mobile platform, BEC, bin picking, Booth C51, CNC machining centres, Computer Vision, connected automation, Device Insight, end-to-end automation, flexVise, Germany, Hall 6, iiQKA.mxAutomation, iiQKA.OS2, iiQWorks Sim, industrial automation, industrial value chain, KMP 1500P, KR AGILUS ultra, KR C5, KR C5 micro, KR CYBERTECH, KUKA, KUKA Deutschland GmbH, KUKA Highlights Future-Ready Robotics for the Metalworking Value Chain, KUKA Presents End-to-End Robotics Solutions for Metalworking in Stuttgart, KUKA to Showcase AI-Ready Automation for Metalworking at AMB 2026, machine tool automation, machining processes, MAIROFlex, MAIROTEC, Metalworking Automation, mobile robotics, quality control, robot controllers, robot simulation, robotics, Sandra Hirsch, smart automation, stationary robotics, Steffen Günther, Stuttgart, sustainable manufacturing, troubleshooting, virtual commissioning, wbt automation, workpiece transport
(IN BRIEF) A major turbine island modernisation project is underway at the Loviisa nuclear power plant in Finland as part of Fortum’s lifetime extension investment programme. The project will be implemented during annual outages between 2026 and 2028 and is … Read the full press release
Posted in Austria, Business, Czech Republic, Electronics & Machinery, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Finland, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Technology
Tagged 177 terawatt-hours, 38 MW increase, 7 terawatt-hours, Andritz, Andritz Austria, annual outages, condensers, cooling process, Doosan Škoda Power, Doosan Škoda Power Czech Republic, electrical output, energy infrastructure, EUR 1 billion investment, EUR 70 million upgrades and maintenance, Finland, Fortum, Fortum Advances Lifetime Extension Programme at Loviisa Power Plant, Fortum Begins Major Turbine Modernisation at Loviisa Nuclear Power Plant, fossil-free electricity, generator auxiliary systems, inspection work, lifetime extension programme, Loviisa, Loviisa Nuclear Power Plant, Loviisa power plant, Loviisa Power Plant Upgrade to Increase Electricity Output by 38 MW, low-pressure turbines, main control room, main seawater pumps, modern technologies, nuclear expertise, nuclear power plant, nuclear safety, plant availability, power plant maintenance, production capacity, reactor thermal power, Real-time monitoring, rotor cleaning, safe electricity production, spare-part availability, stable electricity production, turbine automation, turbine control systems, turbine island modernisation, Turbine Island Modernisation to Support Safe Operation of Loviisa Until 2050, Turbine Modernisation, turbine protection systems, Valmet, Valmet Finland
(IN BRIEF) Greenply Speciality Panels Pvt. Ltd. has placed a repeat order with ANDRITZ for a pressurized refining system at its MDF production facility in Vadodara, Gujarat, India. The system will have a capacity of 25 tonnes per hour and … Read the full press release
Posted in Austria, Business, Construction, Electronics & Machinery, Government, Industrial, International Trade, Investment, Technology
Tagged 25 t/h, 25 tonnes per hour capacity, AdvaProtect segments, Andritz, ANDRITZ C-Feeder, ANDRITZ C-Feeder Technology Selected for Greenply’s Vadodara MDF Facility, C-Feeder concept, domestic markets, efficient operation, Gourav Khandelwal, Greenply Expands Refining Capabilities With Second ANDRITZ System Order, Greenply Industries, Greenply Speciality Panels Pvt Ltd, Greenply Strengthens MDF Production With New ANDRITZ Refining System, Gujarat, INDIA, industrial equipment, international markets, MDF, MDF production facility, medium-density fiberboard, operational reliability, panel manufacturing, Plug Screw Feeder, pressurized digester, pressurized refining system, product quality, production technology, refining efficiency, refining system, repeat order, S 1056 refiner, second quarter 2026 order intake, stable production, Vadodara, value-added products, wear resistance, wood-based panel products
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