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Japan’s battery-free “artificial leaf” makes fuel from CO2—even when the sun wimps out

Japan researchers built a battery-free artificial photosynthesis device that turns CO2 and water into formic acid—and stays stable even in low light.

BMW Just Teased a 1,000-HP, Four-Motor Electric M Car—and It’s Loud Without Sound

BMW unveiled a wild electric M concept at Le Mans: four motors, 800V tech, 100+ kWh battery—and styling that screams performance.

BMW just teased a 1,000-hp, four-motor electric M car—and it’s loud in every way

BMW brought a wild electric M concept to Le Mans: four motors, ~1,000 hp, 800V tech, and a 100+ kWh battery—plus styling that won’t shut up.

A Tiny Town in Brittany Is Putting $2.2M Into Renewables—and Doing It the Hard Way

A rural town in Brittany is backing renewables with citizen muscle—proving the hardest part isn’t tech, it’s permits and neighbors.

France’s VivaTech 2026 Wants Tech Independence—From the U.S., China, and Everyone Else

France is using VivaTech 2026 to push “digital sovereignty”—code for building European AI, cloud, cyber, and chips without leaning on the U.S. or China.

Russia Keeps Blowing Up Ukraine’s Grid—So Ukraine’s Betting Big on Solar and Wind

Russia keeps targeting Ukraine’s centralized grid. Kyiv’s answer: scatter power everywhere—solar, wind, and microgrids that can’t be “decapitated” in one strike.

Paris Wants to Be Europe’s Tech Capital—VivaTech 2026 Is Its Loudest Sales Pitch Yet

Paris is using VivaTech 2026—100,000 visitors, 3,500 startups—as a blunt message: Europe’s tech future should run through France.

France’s 2026 Energy Pivot: Solar, Wind, Hydro—and the Storage Headache

France’s 2026 renewables push is real—solar and wind surge, hydro steadies the grid, and storage becomes the make-or-break problem.

Europe’s GPS Is Already in 5 Billion Devices—Now It’s Rushing a Bigger Upgrade Called “Céleste”

Europe’s Galileo is already baked into about 5 billion devices—and the EU is fast-tracking “Céleste” to cut reliance on U.S. GPS.

Renewables Are Booming on Paper—But the World’s Money Still Won’t Follow in 2025

Renewables are improving fast, but global investment is stalling—leaving grid upgrades, financing, and politics as the real choke points in 2025.

Ukraine’s power grid keeps getting hammered—so it’s betting big on solar and survival

Ukraine’s grid is under constant attack. Kyiv’s answer: scatter solar across the country so one strike can’t kill the power.

Verdun borrows $5M to ditch gas boilers—here’s what that means for locals

Verdun is borrowing about $5 million to build a low-carbon district heating network—swapping scattered gas boilers for shared heat pipes.

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