A unique engine is bringing power to a remote Philippine island


Telecommunications companies could be a key user of Aquarius's free piston linear engine as they roll out high-powered towers and equipment to upgrade networks to 5G standards, says Aquarius's Fridman. — Reuters

An Israeli startup is hoping a new engine design can help bring power to remote outposts in Asia.

Aquarius Engines Ltd announced a partnership with Nokia Oyj on June 1 and plans to begin field tests in the Philippines this year for a small-scale electrical generator using its unique low-maintenance design.

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