Siemens Energy Reviews Wind Unit Set-Up After $5 Billion Loss

A producer of key equipment such as gas turbines, converter stations and wind turbines, Siemens Energy is viewed by the German government as vital…

Slovenia’s Nuclear Plant Prepares To Resume Output This Week

The plant, jointly owned with Croatia, was shut down after the leak occurred on the connection system of the primary circuit on Oct. 6.

Iceland Prepares For Volcanic Eruption In Coming Days

Iceland's Civil Protection Agency overnight ordered a complete evacuation of Grindavik, a fishing town of around 3,000 residents.

BAE On Track As Orders Flow Amid Heightened Geopolitical Risk

BAE said on Friday it had booked £10 billion of orders since the end of June.

Polish, Lithuanian Grids Analyse Land Route For New Power Link

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania still depend on Russia to ensure stable power supplies

Strong Pay Growth In UK Spreads To Public Sector, Survey Shows

The Bank of England expects wage growth of 4.25% next year.

Airbus Says Agreement With Turkish Airlines Reached In Principle For Order

The spokesperson said the agreement was being ratified and would be communicated in the "coming days".

Scientists Show How To Turn Lunar Soil Fertile For Agriculture

Scientists are taking steps toward making moon agriculture a real possibility.

Volkswagen Aims To Bring Under-$35,000 EV To US In 3-4 Years-VW Executive

Options include VW plants in Chattanooga, Tennessee and Puebla, Mexico, as well as a new South Carolina assembly plant planned for VW subsidiary Scout.

6 Steps To Finding The Right Employees

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Energy Efficiency And Sustainability In New Build Homes

OpenAI Seeks Partnerships To Generate AI Training Data

The company's latest project could help it produce more nuanced training data.

Airbus Sees No Sign Of Germany Quitting Fighter Jet Project

Airbus is Germany's industrial partner in the plan to build an interconnected system of fighters and drones.

Japan’s Efforts To Foster Chip Sector Are ‘Impressive’, Says Research Org Head

The country is providing large subsidies to domestic and foreign chipmakers to build capacity.

Portugal Activists Urge Suspension Of Lithium Projects After PM Quits

With more than 60,000 metric tons of known lithium reserves, Portugal is Europe's biggest lithium producer.

EU AI Act To Serve As Blueprint For Global Rules, Benifei Says

Experts have stressed the importance of establishing guardrails to AI to prevent threats to society and democracy.

Aurubis To Invest About $700 Million To Build Smelter In US

The commissioning of the secondary smelter in Augusta, Georgia, is planned for the second half of 2024.