A drag sail that would bring small satellites down sooner
Axelspace's D-SAIL, a membrane that unfurls to shorten a satellite's time in orbit, has been selected for a JAXA…
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A ten megawatt data centre and a large claim about the Philippines
Digital Edge's first Philippine facility, NARRA1, is due to be ready for service on 1 March 2023.
An energy company's emissions cut, measured against its own 2010
Pertamina told COP27 it had cut emissions by nearly 29 per cent against 2010, and is aiming for 30 per cent by 2030 on…
Solar panels go onto airport roofs, a small share of a 2025 target
Angkasa Pura II has begun fitting solar plants across its airports towards a target of 26.34 megawatts-peak by 2025…
Singapore's first hydrogen-ready power plant will start on natural gas
Keppel Infrastructure has committed about S$750 million to a 600-megawatt plant that is designed to burn hydrogen but…
A capex figure and a revenue figure, in different currencies
Infineon has begun a third wafer fab module at Kulim in Malaysia, an RM8 billion investment aimed at wide bandgap chips.
AirTrunk opens its first Japanese data centre, and Japan's largest
TOK1, in Inzai, Chiba Prefecture, is designed to scale past 300 megawatts and is AirTrunk's sixth facility in operation.
AirTrunk's third Sydney campus, and the gigawatt it is counting
AirTrunk will build a 320 megawatt campus in Western Sydney, which it says is the largest single site in Asia-Pacific…
A turbine maker brings hydrogen and capture hardware to the climate talks
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is bringing hydrogen-fuelled gas turbines and carbon capture systems to the Glasgow climate…
New control systems for one of Indonesia's largest geothermal plants
Yokogawa's Indonesian subsidiary has won a contract to replace the control systems at a 120-megawatt geothermal plant…