Europe’s largest carbon capture system will begin operating in 2026 at Yara International’s Sluiskil fertiliser plant in the Netherlands, trapping…
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Dutch fertiliser giant Yara buries 800,000 tonnes of CO2 yearly under Norwegian seabed
Europe now hosts its largest carbon capture and storage operation after Yara International launched the facility at its Sluiskil plant…
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TechRadar reports live from Berlin as 1,900 brands unveil new tech
TechRadar is reporting live from IFA 2026 in Berlin, where nearly 1,900 exhibitors and about 200,000 visitors have gathered at…
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European borrowing costs hit 14-year peaks as debt fears spread
European sovereign borrowing costs have surged to multi-decade highs amid sticky inflation, expectations for prolonged high interest rates, and growing…
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Europe’s Converging Fashion Regulations Force a Reckoning on Product Data Readiness
Europe’s fashion industry faces enforceable sustainability rules that hinge on product data readiness. France launched environmental cost labeling in October…
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Europe’s venture capital abandons consumer apps for quantum machines and robotics
Europe’s startup funding is shifting decisively from consumer apps to deep tech, including robotics, semiconductors and quantum computing. The European…
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European Central Bankers Brace for Unilateral US Interventions After Euro Sale
European central bankers left the Jackson Hole symposium unsettled by weakening transatlantic cooperation and the possibility of further unilateral US…
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Europe’s €6 Billion Satellite Now Scans the Mediterranean Every 2.5 Minutes
Europe launched the MTG-I2 satellite from French Guiana, advancing its orbital weather tracking capabilities. The €6 billion programme will scan…
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Europe Fears Losing AI Control After Anthropic Cut Access
At TechBBQ in Copenhagen, which ended August 27, Europe’s tech community grappled with losing control over artificial intelligence after Anthropic…
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