Maersk Orders Six Methanol-Powered Container Vessels

The ships, which run on dual-fuel engines that can operate on both fuel oil and methanol, can carry upwards of 9,000 containers.

A Second Life For EV Batteries? Depends How Long The First Is

An array of startups offer second-life energy storage using old EV batteries.

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Microsoft Says New Computing Service For Chemicals Can Slash R&D Time

Microsoft wants to compress 250 years of progress into the next two-and-a-half decades.

‘Progress’ In Supply Chain As Jet Orders Rack Up At Paris Air Show

Jet engine maker Pratt & Whitney flagged "solid progress" in the aerospace supply chain, addressing a key area of concern for planemakers.

Engie Bets On Korean Demand With $7 Billion Oman Green Ammonia Project

French energy company Engie was awarded a land parcel in Oman on Wednesday.

Auto Firms Race To Secure Non-Chinese Graphite For EVs As Shortages Loom

Auto firms have been slow to plan for graphite shortages, focusing mainly on better-known battery materials lithium and cobalt.

Teleperformance Signs $185 Million Deal With Microsoft To Launch GenAI Tool

The company claims generative AI will boost efficiency, accuracy and customer experience.

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Ukraine Targets Initial $40 Billion For ‘Green Marshall Plan’

Politicians and financiers will discuss the country's short-term funding issues.

Bank Of England Launches First Sector-Wide ‘Stress Test’

The test will look at how institutions behave during extreme stresses in markets.

Virgin Galactic Plans First Commercial Space Service For June

Siemens To Spend $2.2 Billion To Ramp Up Global Production

Siemens will build new factories, research and development centres and training sites around the world.

Volkswagen Passenger Cars Targets 10 Billion Euros Of Efficiency Gains

Optimising production efficiency would be key to achieving the 10 billion euro goal.

EU Lawmakers Vote For Tougher AI Rules As Draft Moves To Final Stage

Microsoft and IBM welcomed the latest move by EU lawmakers.

The Pitfalls Of Forceful Adoption: When Agile Methodologies Clash With Organizational Realities

Organizations must exercise caution when forcefully implementing Agile methodologies without considering the unique context and constraints they operate within.

Self-Driving Truck Company Einride Expands Into Norway

Norway has the world's highest number of electric vehicles per head of population.

Why Are Other Automakers Chasing Tesla’s ‘Gigacasting’?

The Giga Press is an aluminium die-casting machine adopted by Tesla at its factories in the U.S.