In its role as a world-leading supplier of transformer fluids, Nynas invests significant resources in research and development in order to meet the changing needs of customers. This is evidenced not least by the launch of the renewable transformer fluid NYTRO®️ BIO 300X.

In addition to being recognised for its ultra-low viscosity, allowing transformers and reactors to operate with better cooling, NYTRO® BIO 300X has also received the US Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Certified Biobased Product label.

‘NYTRO® BIO 300X’ is Awarded USDA Certification for Biobased Products | Devamı>>>

Boosting offshore renewables will accelerate the energy transition and allow G20 countries to build a resilient and sustainable energy system, a new report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) finds. Offshore Renewables: An Action Agenda for Deployment actively contributes to the G20 agenda by identifying actions which support the commercialisation of offshore technologies such as wind, wave, tidal, ocean thermal and floating PV in pursuit of extending their deployment worldwide. The report was launched by IRENA’s Director-General Francesco La Camera during the meeting of G20 Environment, Climate and Energy Ministers in Naples.

IRENA Outlines Action Agenda on Offshore Renewables for G20 | Devamı>>>

Inci GS Yuasa stands out as the first battery company in the list this year in the “250 Companies with the Highest R&D Expenditures in Turkey” research conducted by Turkishtime for 8 years. İnci GS Yuasa, the founder of the first R&D center in the sector on battery technologies in Turkey, continues to increase its investments in R&D.

The “Turkey R&D 250 Research”, prepared by the economy and business portal Turkishtime, focusing on the performance of companies in the field of R&D, covers the data for 2020 with the pandemic.

‘Inci GS Yuasa’ Battery Becomes the Most Invested in R&D 250 Research | Devamı>>>

Shortly after the global COVID-19 pandemic really took hold early this year, the energy and environment-focused news media became suddenly filled with boosterism stories about the supposedly accelerating Energy Transition. These stories all pushed the thesis that pandemic and its resulting bust in oil prices would somehow accelerate the flow of capital into renewables and electric vehicles (EVs) to the detriment of fossil fuels.

This all seemed to be a bit counter-intuitive to me for a couple of compelling reasons.

Is The Energy Transition Really Accelerating? | Devamı>>>