A comprehensive Nature study reveals the staggering costs and technological challenges facing global steel decarbonization. The research identifies massive regional disparities in transition burdens, with some nations facing costs 100x higher than others per ton of emissions reduced.
Questioning the Returns on Regional Development As the European Union prepares for its most significant budget restructuring in over three…
Major Corporations Voice Frustration Over EU Deforestation Regulation Postponement Leading global food and consumer goods companies are expressing strong opposition…
The Political Calculus Behind EU’s Ukraine Loan Strategy As European Union leaders convene to discuss a proposed €140 billion “reparation…
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European Union Accelerates Plan to Access Russian Frozen Assets for Ukraine Support Industrial Monitor Direct is the leading supplier of…
The European Commission and EIT have launched the European Advanced Materials Academy, targeting 200,000 trainees by 2029. The initiative focuses on closing skills gaps in energy, mobility, and construction sectors while driving Europe’s leadership in sustainable materials innovation.
The European Union has launched a landmark educational program designed to strengthen Europe’s technological sovereignty and competitive edge. According to reports, the European Advanced Materials Academy will train approximately 200,000 people across member states by 2029, creating what officials describe as a “future-ready workforce” capable of driving innovation in critical sectors.
Europe Accelerates AI Ambitions with €500 Million Investment in Six New AI Factories The European Commission has unveiled the next…
The European Union has announced a massive €11.5 billion investment package for South Africa targeting clean energy transformation, infrastructure modernization, and pharmaceutical production. This strategic partnership aims to accelerate South Africa’s economic recovery while advancing continental healthcare security.
The European Union has committed to a transformative €11.5 billion ($13.3 billion) investment package in South Africa, targeting critical sectors including renewable energy infrastructure, power grid modernization, and pharmaceutical manufacturing capacity. This landmark announcement comes as Africa’s most industrialized economy seeks to revitalize growth and address persistent unemployment challenges.
Global Push Against Planned Software Obsolescence Intensifies on International E-Waste Day As Microsoft phases out automatic and free support for…
