Solid progress has been made towards an agreement on the thorny border issue in Northern Ireland, which has divided the EU and the United Kingdom since Brexit. This…
Continue ReadingChina strongly objects to further cooperation between Britain, the US and Australia on nuclear submarines, the Foreign Ministry said in a regular briefing on Friday. Chinese Foreign Ministry…
Continue ReadingThe Ofgem energy watchdog said on Friday that the ban on “switch only” tariffs, which are designed by companies to lure new customers, has been extended. The ban…
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Slowly streaming is becoming more expensive. By now, most streamers have passed the ‘magic’ limit of a dozen per month; Amazon is following the trend. Starting next month,…
Continue ReadingThe ailing airline Flybe cancelled all its flights on Saturday and put 276 employees on the streets. “Flybe has ceased operations and all flights to and from the…
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Lightyear halts production of its first solar car. The company confirmed this on Monday. Atlas Technologies, the subsidiary that houses Lightyear 0 production, requested a deferral of payment…
Continue ReadingThe UK National Grid’s 2 gigawatt electricity link to France, the IFA1 interconnector, will conduct system tests between January 24 and 27 before both sides return to service,…
Continue ReadingIrish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said he would be” flexible and reasonable ” in new negotiations with the UK over the Brexit deal. He admits that the original…
Continue ReadingEurostar, the high-speed rail line connecting Brussels with London, is adjusting its timetable between 3 and 7 January, following a national strike on the UK rail network. The…
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Shell launched a new $ 1.4 billion fund in 2021 to support startups and scale-ups operating with energy transition applications. Startups and scale-ups often develop smart innovations that…
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