CEO

Carlos Albero Rojas

Carlos is the CEO of Ecoportal and an engineer with strong expertise in technical and industrial topics. He previously worked at international companies such as Siemens and speaks Spanish, German, English, and Italian.

47 articles for News Flow
Wind Power First turbine installed at Sofia offshore wind farm on Dogger Bank, crews finished setting

Crews finished setting the last of a hundred turbines 121 miles off the English coast, on a stretch of North Sea seabed that Stone Age hunters once crossed on foot as dry land

SEP 29 · 5 MIN
Solar Power Solar panels installed on a highway noise barrier on I-95 in Lexington Massachusetts, along 3 000

Along 3,000 feet of concrete beside a Massachusetts interstate, a highway sound wall is set to become the first solar noise barrier in the Western Hemisphere and power 120 homes

SEP 28 · 5 MIN
News Cargo ship aground on Arctic shoal, Northwest Passage charts gap visible from shore, 564 foot cargo

A 564-foot cargo ship hit an uncharted shoal in the Northwest Passage and sat stuck for a month, while only about 16 percent of the Canadian Arctic seabed has been adequately surveyed

SEP 27 · 5 MIN
Construction Mist curtain falling from the deck of the world's highest bridge over Huajiang Canyon

Crews boring 4 anchor chambers into karst rock beneath the world’s highest bridge hit groundwater, and instead of pumping it away they released it as a waterfall nearly 1,000 feet wide

SEP 27 · 5 MIN
Mobility Bulk carrier aground in shallow water during the Delaware River grounding near Philadelphia, 623 foot bulk

A 623-foot bulk carrier hauling salt ran aground twice within fifteen minutes on the Delaware River near Philadelphia, and federal investigators concluded the ship had left the marked channel before the first touch

SEP 26 · 5 MIN
Solar Power Solar ice maker unit on a dock in Kawa village, Maluku, producing ice blocks for tuna fishers

A solar ice maker on 1 Indonesian fishing island froze nearly 390,000 pounds of fish catch in its first year, while the community ditched about 1,130 gallons of diesel

SEP 25 · 5 MIN
Wind Power Broken offshore wind turbine blade stub with adhesive bond line failure hanging over Atlantic swells, 351 foot turbine

A 351-foot turbine blade snapped off Nantucket during its first 6 hours of testing, and inspectors traced the fault to a factory bond line rather than to the blade design

SEP 24 · 5 MIN
Machinery Cape Hatteras lighthouse sliding along steel track beams during its 1999 inland move

Cape Hatteras lighthouse rode 2,900 feet inland on rails greased with bar soap, and restoration crews later found 116 cracks in the 16 iron brackets hidden under masonry at its top

SEP 23 · 5 MIN
News Researcher holding gas detection sensor against a gas stove burner measuring gas stove methane

Inside 53 California kitchens a gas stove methane study found that more than three quarters of the total leak escaped while every burner sat switched off and cold

SEP 23 · 5 MIN
Construction Ancient Celtic oak beams in excavation pit at Aschaffenburg's Main riverbank

Crews digging a 26-foot stormwater basin beside the Main river in Bavaria hit massive oak beams and dry stone walls built by Celtic hands in the fourth century BC

SEP 22 · 5 MIN
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