Rolls-Royce is committed to reducing emissions from its own operations and facilities to net zero by 2030, and to play a leading role in helping industries in which it operates achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050. Rolls-Royce, which plans to completely decarbonize its own operations and operations in the aviation industry on the IntelligentEngine platform, announced that it has chosen to use systems such as Microsoft Azure, Azure Databricks and Power BI to obtain data that will help them in this journey.

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Entering new aviation markets to pioneer sustainable power, Rolls-Royce announced that it will develop energy storage systems (ESS) that will enable aircraft to perform zero-emission flights over 160 kilometers on a single charge.

Rolls-Royce plans to invest a total of £80 million in ESS over the next 10 years to provide this breakthrough technology. It has been stated that with the investments to be made, the company will create approximately 300 jobs by 2030, thus positioning it as the leading supplier of all-electric and hybrid-electric power and propulsion systems in the aviation industry.

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As part of the Robotic Roadmap, Tüpraş makes use of the latest digital applications for periodic control studies of oil storage tanks and for metering heights. Carrying out a pioneering practice by deploying drone cameras in risky business areas in refinery sites, the Company supports its business processes with the most advanced digital technologies, focusing on the “safety” approach, which it sees as its most fundamental value.

As part of its digital transformation journey, Tüpraş has implemented innovative and pioneering practices in the energy sector; He runs robots in periodic checks of oil-filled deep storage tanks and equipment at meters high.

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The association of companies, led by Rolls-Royce, announced that the first phase in the development of the compact nuclear power plant, also known as the Small Modular Reactor (SMR), was completed ahead of schedule and on a lower budget. It has been announced that with the updated design, the energy capacity of the reactors has increased.

Aiming that the SMR design will be evaluated by the relevant nuclear regulatory agency in the first quarter of 2021, the association of companies has thus remained loyal to its goal of completing the first power plant in the early 2030s and nearly 10 power plants by 2035.

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