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South Korea
South Korean Milling Company Buys Around 50,000 Tons US Wheat
European traders reported that a South Korean flour milling group purchased an estimated 50,000 tons of milling grain from the United States at an international…
Metal
New Tailings Approved for Victoria’s Biggest Gold Mine
The Victorian government has approved a new tailings storage facility at Fosterville, the state’s largest gold mine, ensuring continued operations and sup…
Nuclear Fuel
US Lab Begins TRISO Fuel Irradiation Test
X-energy has begun 13 months of irradiation testing for its TRISO-X fuel at Idaho National Laboratory (INL) to assess performance under various operating condit…
United Kingdom
Wienerberger Opens Concrete Tile Plant in Kent
Wienerberger UK & Ireland has commenced production of concrete tiles at its Smeed Dean brick works in Sittingbourne, Kent. The 7,800 sqm facility is the compan…
United States
Syensqo, Bell Join Forces to Industrialize Composite Part Manufacture
Syensqo, based in Alpharetta, Georgia, and Bell Textron Inc., headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, have announced a collaboration aimed at accelerating the indus…
Germany
AST Spacemobile, Vodafone Launch Satellite Operations Centre in Germany
AST SpaceMobile, the developer of the world’s first space-based cellular broadband network directly accessible by standard smartphones, and Vodafone Group…
Oil Shale
Total Production of China’s Largest Shale Oil Base Hits 20 Million Tons
China’s largest shale oil production base, the Changqing Oilfield in Northwest China’s Gansu Province, has achieved a cumulative output exceeding 20…
United Kingdom
New ‘Homogenously Mixed’ Recycled Plastic Technology Trialled in UK Asphalt for First Time
North Lanarkshire Council has become the first in the UK to trial a new technology that homogenously mixes recycled plastic into asphalt, aiming to reduce bitum…
Italy
World Food Prices Fall for Second Consecutive Month in October, UN’s FAO Says
Global food commodity prices declined for the second consecutive month in October, mainly due to sufficient global supplies, according to the United Nations Foo…
United States
US EPA Approves 14 Small Refinery Biofuel Waivers
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on Friday that it had approved 14 requests from small refineries seeking full or partial exemptions fro…
Wind Turbine
Inox Wind Secures New Turbine Generator Supply Orders of 229MW
Inox Wind, a leading Indian wind energy solutions provider, has secured new wind orders totaling 229 MW, strengthening its project pipeline and reinforcing its …
United Kingdom
Norwegian Near-Zero Cement Lands in the UK
Heidelberg Materials’ cement plant in Brevik, Norway, is now operating with carbon capture technology and has sold out of its EvoZero low-carbon cement fo…
Denmark
Europe’s Largest Printed Housing Complex Completed in Denmark
The 3D-printing phase of Europe’s largest printed housing project, named Skovsporet (the forest trail), has been completed in Holstebro, western Denmark. …
Canada
Nutrien Expects Higher Global Potash Demand, Eyes Future of Its Phosphate Business
Canadian fertilizer producer Nutrien (NTR.TO) announced on Thursday that it expects global potash demand to increase in 2026, supported by strong crop consumpti…
Battery
Eco Stor Breaks Ground on Germany’s Largest Battery Storage Project
Germany’s largest battery storage facility under construction has changed hands, with Eco Stor’s 300 MW / 714 MWh project in Förderstedt, Sax…

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South Korean Milling Company Buys Around 50,000 Tons US Wheat

New Tailings Approved for Victoria’s Biggest Gold Mine

US Lab Begins TRISO Fuel Irradiation Test

Wienerberger Opens Concrete Tile Plant in Kent

Syensqo, Bell Join Forces to Industrialize Composite Part Manufacture

AST Spacemobile, Vodafone Launch Satellite Operations Centre in Germany

Total Production of China’s Largest Shale Oil Base Hits 20 Million Tons

New ‘Homogenously Mixed’ Recycled Plastic Technology Trialled in UK Asphalt for First Time

World Food Prices Fall for Second Consecutive Month in October, UN’s FAO Says

US EPA Approves 14 Small Refinery Biofuel Waivers

Inox Wind Secures New Turbine Generator Supply Orders of 229MW

Norwegian Near-Zero Cement Lands in the UK

Europe’s Largest Printed Housing Complex Completed in Denmark

Nutrien Expects Higher Global Potash Demand, Eyes Future of Its Phosphate Business

Eco Stor Breaks Ground on Germany’s Largest Battery Storage Project