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Experts believe equipment of river/sea ships with hydrogen engines is not a distant prospect There are several types of diesel-hydrogen engines for commercial application, between 1,000 kW and 2,800 kW Marine Engineering Bureau is conducting a design study for introduction of new engine concepts into ships of mixed river/sea navigation (primarily RSD59, RST27M and RST27 projects). It is looking into using engines running on alternative fuels ensuring the reduction of GHG emission. First of a...

Share: LONDON, Feb. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- A new Deep Isolation study commissioned by advanced reactor deployment company Fermi Energia discusses the potential suitability of areas in Estonia considered for siting a deep horizontal borehole repository for nuclear waste. This preliminary study found no fundamental geologic limitations to disposing of nuclear waste in deep horizontal boreholes and that a wide range of locations could be demonstrated to comply with IAEA Safety Regulations f...

Modern Diplomacy Manned cosmic flight is the most technologically complex and difficult aerospace project in the world. It represents a country’s strength in science, technology and economy. Many countries have submitted plans for manned space flight, but for decades there have only been three States that could actually send men into space independently. According to statistics, 80% of the over one thousand new materials in China in recent years have been developed thanks to space technology,...