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Welcome to Scotland, Donald! Here’s what the locals think of you.

Donald Trump wants to enjoy a long weekend of golfing. Good luck with that. The U.S. president lands in Scotland, his mother’s birthplace, on Friday for the first time since his return
25/07/2025
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With US out of picture, EU tries to fill the climate void with China

For decades, the only meaningful deals China struck with any other nation to reduce its enormous output of greenhouse gases were with the world’s other largest polluter, the United States. Now, the
23/07/2025
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How Europe can modernize to meet an energy-intensive future

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15/07/2025
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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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EU countries blow climate deadline, putting funds for vulnerable people at risk

BRUSSELS — All but one EU government missed a Monday deadline for plans to make the green transition affordable, threatening to delay the disbursement of funds meant to protect the poorest Europeans. Only Sweden sent
01/07/2025
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PGE’s new strategy: €55 billion for Polish energy’s future

PGE Group, Poland’s largest electricity and heat producer, has unveiled its ambitious new strategy for 2035. The strategy outlines an estimated €55 billion in investments aimed at transforming Poland’s energy landscape. It
23/06/2025
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In Trump’s war on clean energy, China (and everyone else) wins

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump wants to beat China in just about every market — but he’d rather take the loss on clean energy. In his second term, the U.S. president has returned
22/05/2025
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