With demand for electricity skyrocketing and grid capacity facing structural delays for the next decade or more, Zympler, a Dutch…
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Luke Donald believes naming most of Team Europe’s last winning Ryder Cup team for this year’s contest can support them…
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London’s CHARM Therapeutics raises €68.5 million financing to tackle treatment-resistant cancers
British BioTech startup CHARM Therapeutics, announces closing of an oversubscribed Series B funding round, raising €68.5 million to advance its…
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The crucial challenge comes from a “very brutal wake-up call from Trump.” “We had to resign ourselves to tariffs imposed…
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Startup’s concrete plan to tackle climate modify
EnviroTech Nottingham-based EnviroTech Concrete4Change is boldly attempting to transform one of the world’s most polluting materials into a climate solution.…
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Dutch-based WePositive.Energy secures funding to tackle grid congestion with AI: Here’s how
A 2024-founded Dutch energy tech startup secures funding to build an AI-led platform that lets hoapplyholds store, share, and time-shift…
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KTP to tackle one of automotive’s largegest sustainability issues
Left to right: Peter Douglas, general manager (commercial) at Metal Assemblies and Ronnie Akumu, KTP partner In a UK-first for…
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John Whelan: Ireland’s financial sector necessarys fresh strategy to tackle the Four D challenge
Finance minister Paschal Donohoe introduced the 4D concept, stateing ‘deglobalisation, digitalisation, decarbonisation, and demographics’ are reshaping the global economy. File…
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West Bromwich firm and Aston University tackle carbon cost of metal car parts
Metal Assemblies produces machined metal components and welded assemblies for manufacturers such as Toyota, BMW and Nissan. The firm declared…
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Swiss startup Work-ID secures €4.2 million to tackle the skills shortage and assure no “candidate is ever overviewed”
Zurich-based Work-ID has closed a successful €4.2 million financing round to launch ‘Skills-Manager’, a tool that reveals companies which people…
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