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The AI energy crunch: Meeting the data center surge

The energy landscape is always evolving, and another challenge is rapidly coming into view: data. The rise of artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing and machine learning is driving unprecedented demand for electricity.
07/07/2025
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When reuse isn’t better: The case of pallet packaging

European Plastics Converters (EuPC) is the EU-level trade association representing the European plastics converting industry. Plastics converters use plastics raw materials and recycled polymers to manufacture new products. EuPC totals about 45
07/07/2025
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One year of Keir: Labour’s first 12 months, rated

LONDON — At least he’s outlasted Liz Truss.  Britain’s embattled Prime Minister Keir Starmer swept into office on a landslide a year ago this Saturday. Turns out that was the easy part
04/07/2025
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EU splits weaken its hand in crunch trade talks with Trump

BRUSSELS — The European Union is striving to project unity as it races to negotiate a high-stakes trade deal with Washington, but backstage, national divisions threaten to weaken its negotiating hand. “Nobody
03/07/2025
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‘She’s pretty much alone’: The EU’s greenest leader fights the tide

BRUSSELS — The pope was dead. And Teresa Ribera was mourning — not only for the man. Pope Francis had embodied an era in which Ribera’s dream of a greener world, shaped
03/07/2025
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Von der Leyen lends an ear to German industry (again) as climate and trade crunches loom

BRUSSELS — Just as the EU faces some of its biggest decisions on green goals and trade, who should get to spend some quality time with European Commission President Ursula von der
02/07/2025
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A new tech race is on. Can Europe learn from the ones it lost?

BRUSSELS — As Europe prepares to enter a new technology race, the hurdles it faces to beat out the U.S. and China are all too familiar. After rapidly falling behind in the
02/07/2025
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