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UAE Advances Hydrogen Infrastructure with 'Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050'

UAE Advances Hydrogen Infrastructure with 'Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050'

UAE Advances Hydrogen Infrastructure with 'Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050'
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Topsoe to Supply Dynamic Ammonia Synthesis Technology for First Ammonia's Texas Green Ammonia Project

Topsoe to Supply Dynamic Ammonia Synthesis Technology for First Ammonia's Texas Green Ammonia Project

Topsoe to Supply Dynamic Ammonia Synthesis Technology for First Ammonia's Texas Green Ammonia Project
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H2C Safety Pipe Expands Board with California Energy and Infrastructure Leaders

H2C Safety Pipe Expands Board with California Energy and Infrastructure Leaders

H2C Safety Pipe Expands Board with California Energy and Infrastructure Leaders
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France Bolsters Defenses Against Russian Hybrid Threats Amid Intensified European Security Concerns

France Bolsters Defenses Against Russian Hybrid Threats Amid Intensified European Security Concerns

France is significantly enhancing its protection of critical infrastructure and defense sites in response to an escalating threat from Russian drone and cyber-attacks across Europe. President Emmanuel Macron has initiated a new protection plan, citing an intensification of the Russian hybrid threat facing European nations and France. This move follows a high-level meeting at the Élysée Palace involving French political leaders and the heads of the country’s primary security and intelligence bodies, including the director-general of the DGSE foreign intelligence service and the head of the DGSI domestic security service. French authorities are increasingly focusing on cyber-attacks, drones, and foreign interference as key threats. Macron specifically referenced an attempted drone attack at Leipzig airport in Germany, which German authorities attributed to Russian military intelligence, warning that similar operations could occur elsewhere in Europe. He emphasized that France is mobilizing regional authoriti...
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Global Citizen Announces Perth Music Event to Conclude Action Summit on Renewable Energy

Global Citizen Announces Perth Music Event to Conclude Action Summit on Renewable Energy

Global Citizen has announced 'Global Citizen Nights: Perth,' a free, ticketed music event set to conclude the Global Citizen NOW: Perth action summit. The event, headlined by The Teskey Brothers and featuring performances by South Summit and Ruby Rodgers, will take place on October 20 at the Riverside Theatre, Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre. The action summit, scheduled from October 18-20, aims to highlight Western Australia's potential as a renewable energy powerhouse and secure commitments to expand reliable, affordable electricity to up to 4 million homes globally. This marks Global Citizen's return to Perth after 15 years, following their End of Polio concert in 2011. The event will celebrate leaders and communities driving the global energy transition, clean industry development, and economic opportunities across the Indo-Pacific.
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Toyota Unveils New Battery Center of North America in Michigan to Advance Electrification Efforts

Toyota Unveils New Battery Center of North America in Michigan to Advance Electrification Efforts

Toyota Unveils New Battery Center of North America in Michigan to Advance Electrification Efforts
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Angry VW union to ratchet up dispute after labour deals cut short

Angry VW union to ratchet up dispute after labour deals cut short

By Rachel More HANOVER, Germany, Sept 30 (Reuters) - Volkswagen terminated several wage deals with IG Metall on Wednesday, raising the possibility of strikes at the start of next year as Germany's top industrial union vowed to escalate its dispute with the world's second-largest automaker.
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Wind turbine taller than the Eiffel Tower aims to boost German electricity production

Wind turbine taller than the Eiffel Tower aims to boost German electricity production

A wind turbine described by its developer as the world’s tallest now rises 365 meters (1,197 feet) above the sparsely populated landscape of eastern Germany, surpassing the height of the Eiffel Tower
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German union threatens retaliation as Volkswagen plans termination of wage agreements

German union threatens retaliation as Volkswagen plans termination of wage agreements

By Rachel More HANOVER, Germany, Sept 30 (Reuters) - Germany's top industrial union IG Metall threatened an escalation in its dispute with Volkswagen over German job cuts on Wednesday, after the carmaker said it plans to terminate a number of wage agreements, according to a union statement.
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BMW targets margin recovery with cuts and local production

BMW targets margin recovery with cuts and local production

By Christina Amann and Rachel More MUNICH, Sept 30 (Reuters) - German premium carmaker BMW will set out plans for more local production as it seeks to rebuild margins after a series of profit warnings tied to weak performance in China, Bernstein analysts said on Wednesday.
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Ford's CEO urges caution on Chinese automakers, says Europe is 'too late'

Ford's CEO urges caution on Chinese automakers, says Europe is 'too late'

By Kalea Hall and Mike Colias Sept 29 (Reuters) - Ford CEO Jim Farley said that the US must carefully weigh how and whether Chinese automakers should enter the American market, and pointed to Europe as a cautionary tale.