CCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage) technology captures CO₂, generally from large point sources like power generation or industrial facilities that use either fossil fuels or biomass as fuel. It is emerging as a key weapon in the fight against climate...
Mobile laboratories with nuclear reactors are gaining prominence as an energy solution for remote regions. Although they offer multiple advantages, certain risks associated with how they operate cannot be underestimated. These plants are mobile facilities, which, in...
Tourism, one of the most important drivers of the global economy, is facing a new paradigm shift marked by climate risks. These threats could produce economic, social or environmental losses in large companies and infrastructures across all tourism segments Hotel...
Nanotechnology, which works with materials on an incredibly small scale, has revolutionized many areas and fire safety is no exception. In this article we’ll explore how nanotechnology is transforming fire-resistant materials, making them more efficient and safer....
Pollution is considered a consequence of living in the world today, but it’s also one of the most concerning risks for the future humanity. It affects not only the environment, but also human health, economic development and the most vulnerable populations. This is...
Could greater automation and robotization result in a lower loss ratio in manufacturing industries? Digital transformation and process automation have been key elements in the modernization of manufacturing. However, their impact on claims experience - understood as...
In a moment of profound transformation for the naval and energy industry, Navantia has strengthened its risk management model with the appointment of Valentín Trijueque as the Global Head of Insurance and Alternative Risk Transfer. His arrival marks a decisive boost...
The so-called e-fuels, currently in development, could represent a significant reduction in CO2 emissions. However, large amounts of this gas are required for their production, in addition to water. The journey towards more sustainable energy sources is long and has...
Quito, a city of altitude, ravines, and history, extends 2,850 meters above sea level, in the heart of the Andes mountain range. Surrounded by volcanoes and hills, the Ecuadorian capital is a UNESCO World Heritage site, a melting pot of heritage, aspirations, and also...