Seven European nations, including Germany, the Netherlands, and France, made a commitment on Monday to phase out carbon dioxide-emitting power plants from their electricity systems by 2035. Together, these countries represent nearly half of the European Union’s power production, primarily driven by the substantial contributions of Germany and France, the two largest power producers in […]
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has received €1 million from the European Investment Bank (EIB) for a technical support operation that would improve Ethiopia’s primary healthcare system. By 2024, the Ethiopian government hopes to have achieved universal health coverage and built the health system’s resilience through a solid primary healthcare foundation. The WHO and EIB
In order to increase energy security and lessen reliance on fossil fuels, renewables investor Octopus Energy Generation wants to invest $20 billion in offshore wind by 2030. The company, which is a part of Octopus Energy Group, said that the investment will produce 12 GW of renewable electricity annually, which is sufficient to power
OCTOPUS ENERGY, A BRITISH COMPANY, PLANS TO INVEST $20 BILLION IN OFFSHORE WIND BY 2030 Read More »
On Sunday, U.S. Vice President Joe Biden touched down in Britain to begin a three-nation trip that will be dominated by a NATO meeting in Lithuania intended to show support for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia while delaying Kyiv’s admission to the alliance. Prior to this week’s NATO meeting in Lithuania, Biden and Turkish
Officials said on Monday,5th June, that France is investing 2.9 billion euros ($3.1 billion) on a plant to produce microchips, igniting a worldwide competition for the lucrative sector. As concerns about China gaining a monopoly on the global supply rise, Europe and the US recently introduced so-called Chips Acts to encourage investment in the industry.
TO INCREASE DOMESTIC OUTPUT, FRANCE WILL INVEST €3 BILLION IN A SEMICONDUCTOR FACILITY Read More »
On May 31, France officially opened its first battery facility for electric vehicles, making significant progress in its effort to OVERTAKE China as the industry leader. President Emmanuel Macron’s “reindustrialization” strategy for France centers on growing the battery sector, with several plants expected to open in the north over the next three years. Automotive Cells
FIRST ELECTRIC CAR BATTERY FACTORY OPENED IN FRANCE WITH ‘REINDUSTRIALISATION’ PUSH Read More »
Chinese scientists assert that they are only three years away from creating revolutionary graphene microchips that they hope would propel China’s tech industry to the front of the global chip race. If accurate, it might lead to the development of new weapons of mass destruction, 1,000x quicker smartphones, and a significant increase in the speed
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Following the adoption of the energy efficiency and renewable energy directives by the European Parliament on September 14, 2022, the EU is moving forward with its goals to make Europe the first continent to be climate neutral by 2050. The “Fit for 55” package, which the European Commission unveiled in July 2021, consists of draft
The first interference of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization into Bosnian affairs dates from the beginning of the 1990s when they tried to bring to an end conflicts in the Western Balkans. Their role of the peacebuilding mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina reflects in assisting during the nine-year period (from 1995 to 2004) legally warranted
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