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Martina Raveni, Senior Analyst, Strategic Intelligence team at GlobalData

Supply-Side Risks to Critical Minerals Endanger Technologies Across Sectors, says GlobalData

The global transition to clean energy is gaining momentum, heavily relying on renewable technologies such as solar PV cells and wind turbines, as well as energy transition solutions like hydrogen, energy storage, and carbon capture. Simultaneously, the technology sector demands materials with exceptional electrical, op

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Date:

02/20/2026

Suraj Narayan, Managing Director Australia and Director, Wärtsilä Energy Storage, Middle East and Asia

PSDcast – A Battery Energy Storage System in Australia

Technology group Wärtsilä recently announced they’d be delivering a 100 MW battery energy storage system (BESS) for Australian renewable energy retailer, Flow Power. And on the line to discuss this and the future of renewable energy in Australia (and possibly the world) is Suraj Narayan, Managing Director A

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Date:

02/20/2026

From left to right: Linas Sargautis (advisor), Prof. Jānis Priede (Chief Scientist, co-founder), Dr. Mihails Ščepanskis (CEO, co-founder), Olga Barreto Goncalves (BD & Project Manager) (Photo by: Bruno Kabucis)

Deep Space Energy Secures €930K to Generate Electricity on the Moon

Latvian startup Deep Space Energy has closed its pre-seed round by raising €350K, led by Outlast Fund and Linas Sargautis, an angel investor and a former co-founder of NanoAvionics. The company also secured additional €580K in public contracts and grants by the European Space Agency (ESA), NATO DIANA, and the Latvian government. The funding will primar

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Date:

02/18/2026

Blue hydrogen plays a critical transitional role in the shift toward a hydrogen-based economy. A new report from IDTechEx, "Blue Hydrogen Production and Markets 2026-2036: Technologies, Forecasts, Players", forecasts that the global blue hydrogen market is projected to reach US$52 billion in 2036

Blue Hydrogen Market to Reach US$52 Billion in 2036

Dr Cherie Wong, Technology Analyst, IDTechEx

Low-carbon hydrogen is rapidly emerging as a crucial solution to support a cleaner energy future. Its greatest potential lies in decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors, including iron and steel production, chemical manufacturing, and long-haul transport. With less than 1% of global hydrogen supply currently low-carbon, bl

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Date:

02/18/2026

World's First Catalytic Hydrogen Air-Heating System Commissioned at Customer Site by HYTING

Hydrogen heating technology company HYTING has successfully commissioned its first customer installation. This marks a major milestone for the company and a world-first for the heating sector: the first catalytic hydrogen-powered air-heating system in operation at a customer site. Located at F

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Date:

02/09/2026

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Figure 1: Stability versus Current

- Low current condition (Vds=200V)

- High current condition (Vds=200V)

Balancing Speed and Stability in Parallel-Connected SiC MOSFETs Designs

Lizhong Zhou, Manager, Business Development, Toshiba

Engineers working with Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFETs encounter this firsthand when parallel devices begin exhibiting unexpected oscillations. What starts as a subtle waveform irregularity on an oscilloscope trace can quickly reveal deeper design sensitivities in high-speed switching environments. Parallel-connected SiC MOSFE

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Date:

02/01/2026

Ally Winning, European Editor, PSD

Is it a Bird? Is it a Plane? No, it's a Wind Turbine

Ally Winning, European Editor, PSD

There are certain things you come across and think, why didn’t anyone think of that before? Wind turbine manufacturers have long had problems finding land suitable to build on and then going through all of the red tape necessary to get the permissions needed to build on that land. Another factor to consider is

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Date:

02/01/2026