The Zaporozhye nuclear power station has successfully switched to a regular power supply scheme, with all equipment operating normally after external power was restored. The transition adhered to established regulations.
The Ural Civil Aviation Plant (UZGA) is nearing completion of preparations for the maiden flight of its UTS-800 training aircraft prototype. Ground vibration tests, a critical phase for flight safety, have been successfully completed in collaboration with the Siberian Aviation Research Institute, using the Russian VK-800SP engine.
The Zaporozhye nuclear power plant has restored its external power supply via the Ferroalloy-1 line, switching its systems to a regular operating mode. Backup diesel generators were shut down after the power restoration.
Russian air attacks on Kyiv, Dnipro, and Kharkiv killed at least nine and injured over 60 people early Tuesday. The strikes targeted power supply and infrastructure, with residential buildings damaged in Dnipro and Kyiv.
Russian drones and missiles struck Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, killing at least 11 and wounding over 100. The attacks followed warnings of a major assault and hit residential buildings, causing collapses and fires.
Power supply has been completely shut down due to an emergency in all districts of Ukraine's Kherson Region, with electricity fully cut in 11 districts and partially disrupted in three others. Power engineers and emergency services are working to restore electricity as quickly as possible, while a drone attack threat has been announced in the region.
Hong Kong’s railway operator has deployed augmented reality (AR) technology to speed up construction of a station on a new link serving the Northern Metropolis megaproject to ensure it opens on time next year. The MTR Corporation said on Tuesday that the power supply had been connected at Kwu Tung station and AR technology had been adopted to hasten progress. “Applying the AR inspection system will allow us to simulate future scenarios and help workers carry out the assembly work accurately and...
Sungrow Power Supply has refiled for a Hong Kong listing, reviving plans after its October application lapsed. The solar inverter and energy storage maker, which holds over 25% global market share, joins a wave of mainland companies submitting IPO documents to Hong Kong, signalling renewed activity in the city's IPO pipeline.
