Whirlpool To Divest Most Of EMEA Ops, Form New Entity With Turkey’s Arcelik

Whirlpool will form a new Europe-focused entity with Turkish household appliances manufacturer Arcelik.

U.S. Lab Hits Fusion Milestone Raising Hopes For Clean Power

Scientists have pursued developing fusion on Earth for decades.

Why Did Past Targets To Protect Nature Fail Over The Last Decade?

The most notable Aichi objective aimed to protect or conserve 17% of all land and inland waters and 10% of the ocean by the…

ABBA Voyage: The Project View

The project took six years and £145 million to put together.

Mercedes-Benz In Preliminary Offshore Wind Deal For Electricity From 2027

The unnamed energy provider will reserve energy for Mercedes-Benz from a wind park in the Baltic Sea

NASA’s DART Spacecraft Hits Target Asteroid In First Planetary Defense Test

NASA's DART spacecraft successfully slammed into a distant asteroid at hypersonic speed on Monday.

Traffic, Water Shortages, Now Floods: The Slow Death Of India’s Tech Hub?

In the 1990s, Bengaluru rapidly became India's answer to Silicon Valley.

NASA Delays Debut Artemis Flight Of New Moon Rocket After Engine Cooling Issue

Switzerland’s New Energy Asset: Hydro Plant With Capacity To Charge 400,000 Car Batteries

Developers of the $2.30 billion Nant de Drance plant in the canton of Valais say the facility operates like a giant battery.

Britain To Work With Japan On New Fighter Jet Programme

Tempest is one of a competing series of sixth-generation fighters in development globally.

London’s $24 Billion Crossrail Finally Opens

Initially 12 trains per hour will run in each direction through the middle section of the line.

Germany Prepares Crisis Plan For Abrupt End To Russian Gas – Sources

German officials are preparing for a sudden halt in gas supplies with an emergency package that could include taking control of critical firms.

How Tesla Weathered Global Supply Chain Issues That Knocked Rivals

Tesla boosted its deliveries by 87% to a record high in 2021.

Italy’s Green Growth Gambit Lines Homes And Pockets

Operators Raise Test Capacity Of Norway-Britain Power Cable To 1,050 MW

The two transmission system operators started commercial trial operations of the cable on 1 October.

Electric Vehicle Batteries: Major Players And Their Expansion Plans

Global sales of EVs is forecast to grow more than 12-fold to 31.1 million by 2030.

Spurred By Pandemic, Barcelona Backs Greener, Car-Free Future

Plans have been developed to convert 21 streets, totaling 33 km, into pedestrian green spaces.

Developing Countries Need Money To Fight Climate Change, Mark Carney Says

The former Bank of England chief was speaking to MPs on the Treasury Select Committee.