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Grids, renewables and the economics of power, from rooftop solar to cross-border interconnectors.
After the longest tightening cycle in a generation, rate-setters on both sides of the Atlantic are openly discussing cuts. What the turn means for mortgages, savings and your job.
After a decade of promises, solid-state cells are being built in volume for the first time — small volume, at premium prices, in cars you can actually order.
Ninety percent of everything still moves by sea. A new network of green corridors is the industry's biggest bet yet that it can decarbonise without waiting for a miracle fuel.
Battery electrics won the car. Freight is still contested — and the first serious hydrogen trucking corridor has just opened for business.
Trillions have flowed into bonds labelled sustainable. Regulators finally forced the labels to mean something — and the market got bigger, not smaller.
The arXiv preprint making headlines is bold, early and unverified. A reader's guide to extraordinary claims — in physics and everywhere else.
The world's most patient capital has found the asset class of the decade. The surprising part is what it reveals about where AI's profits actually sit.
Two demonstration reactors under construction will tell the decade's story. A status report on the machines that must turn physics into power plants.