Liquid metal batteries (LMBs) have long been envisioned as a powerful solution for large-scale energy storage, offering compelling advantages in scalability, lifespan, and power output. However, their widespread adoption has been hampered by significant safety and operational challenges, primarily stemming from their high operating temperatures and the reactive nature of their liquid components. A new …

Haimen, China – The world’s largest subsea cable-laying vessel, the Fleeming Jenkin, was recently launched at the CMHI Haimen shipyard in China, marking a significant milestone for the renewable energy sector and global subsea infrastructure. Owned by Belgian marine contractor Jan De Nul, the vessel is designed to install the next generation of subsea cables …

Brewing beer is a delicate dance of chemistry and physics, where the precise control of heat and mass is paramount to transforming raw ingredients into a delectable beverage. From the initial steeping of malt to the final pasteurization, every stage of the brewing process relies heavily on the principles of heat and mass balance. Understanding …

China has officially launched the world’s largest single-unit offshore wind turbine, a 26-megawatt (MW) behemoth developed by Dongfang Electric Corporation (DEC), further solidifying the nation’s leadership in advanced renewable energy technology. Rolled off the production line in October 2025 at the Fujian Fuzhou Offshore Wind Power Industrial Park, this groundbreaking turbine is engineered with advanced …

ABU DHABI – The Emirates Water and Electricity Company (EWEC) has officially awarded the contract for the 1.5-gigawatt (GW) Khazna Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Project to a consortium led by France’s Engie and Abu Dhabi-based Masdar. This significant agreement marks a major step in the UAE’s ongoing commitment to expanding its renewable energy capacity and accelerating …

Power transformers are the backbone of electrical grids, ensuring efficient transmission and distribution of electricity. However, their longevity, reliability, and operational efficiency are critically dependent on effective thermal management. Excessive heat, primarily generated by internal losses, can severely degrade insulating materials and lead to premature failure. To mitigate these risks, engineers are increasingly turning to …