Energy & Green Tech
Turbo Energy Brings 62.5 MWh of Storage Online at Three Spanish Factories
Romania’s first hydrogen train fleet now has a start date: 2029. Twelve trains, every one set to run on Ballard fuel cells. In Spain, a battery company worth about $13 million now has storage working at its first three factory sites. Turbo Energy Switches On 62.5 MWh of Storage at Three Spanish Plants Turbo Energy,…
TOYO Signs $240 Million in Binding US Solar Module Supply Deals
Signatures collected since mid-June now add up to $240 million. TOYO’s entire market value is smaller than that. Elsewhere, a Chilean copper miner’s equipment arm wants triple the factory space, and a solar tracker supplier carrying a going-concern warning signed up with Hitachi Energy. TOYO Signs $240 Million in Binding US Solar Module Supply Deals…
newcleo Raises $247 Million in SPAC Merger, Starts Trading on Nasdaq
newcleo plans to fuel its reactors with recycled nuclear material. The SPAC deal that took it public set a pre-money value of about $2.4 billion. On day one, the stock traded as high as $13.56 and as low as $7.15. Energy Vault had a steadier week. newcleo Closes SPAC Merger, Raises $247 Million, Starts Trading…
Terra Clean Energy Fully Allocates $2 Million Marysvale Financing
Terra Clean Energy Corp. carries a market capitalization of roughly $3 million. On September 21, the company said investors had fully subscribed to a private placement worth $2 million, a raise equal to more than half its entire market value. The proceeds have one specific, near-term job: building the drill pads and trenches Terra needs…
GMG’s Battery Hits 489 Charge Cycles With No Measurable Performance Loss
A graphene battery cell just ran 489 charge and discharge cycles without losing any measurable performance, verified by an independent US testing lab rather than the company’s own claims. Zoom out from any single stock this week and the broader data tells its own story: US solar capacity just crossed a real threshold, enough installed…
QIMC Hits Record 30% Natural Hydrogen as Free Gas Reaches Surface
Drilling crews at a hydrogen project in Nova Scotia had to pause and adapt their equipment last week, not because something broke, but because gas kept reaching the surface on its own. Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. hit a new company record of 30.0% hydrogen at 413 metres in early September, and pressurized free gas repeatedly…










