The scientists who re-engineered the plastic-eating enzyme PETase have now created an enzyme ‘cocktail’ which can digest plastic up to six times faster.
- Japan reports 39,723 new coronavirus cases
- Ringo Starr tour on hold as he recovers from COVID-19
- Russia records 24,158 daily COVID-19 cases, 91 deaths
- Japan reports 15,167 new coronavirus cases
- St. Petersburg reports 1,861 new coronavirus cases in past day
- Moscow Region reports 855 new coronavirus cases in 24 hours
- Moscow reports 2,205 new coronavirus cases in past day
- Russia registers 30,085 coronavirus cases in 24 hours, lowest level since August 16
- Japan reports 29,492 new coronavirus cases
- Chief sanitary doctor says Russia sees intense decline in COVID-19 incidence
The number of patients being treated in hospitals for COVID-19 on Tuesday was 873, more than double the number of patients being treated on 16 September.
- MEPs after dark: Lawmakers engage in late-night legislating
- Newly submitted German CAP plan falls short of expectations
- Superyacht linked to sanctioned Russian on sale for €29.5 million
- EU ministers challenge Commission’s ‘green products’ regulation
- E-fuels will only be able to power 2% of EU car fleet by 2035: analysis
- Danish foreign ministry releases ‘bleak’ 2035 strategic analysis
- Nobel Prize: Alain Aspect, John Clauser and Anton Zeilinger win 2022 physics award 04.10.2022
- Germany’s largest power producer to end coal use by 2030 04.10.2022
- India: Deadly avalanche hits in the Himalayas 04.10.2022
- Pre-COP27: Climate negotiations to occur amid ‘deep’ multilateralism crisis
The government has launched the first stage of a process to help households instal solar panels to heat water, thus helping keep energy costs low for lower-income families.
- Dutch COVID cases, hospital stays double in two weeks
- The New European Bauhaus, ‘soul’ of the EU Green Deal
- MEPs after dark: Lawmakers engage in late-night legislating
- Newly submitted German CAP plan falls short of expectations
- Saudi desert megacity to host Asian Winter Games
- EU ministers challenge Commission’s ‘green products’ regulation
- E-fuels will only be able to power 2% of EU car fleet by 2035: analysis
- Bulgarian president against Ukraine’s membership in NATO
- As Iraq concrete jungle swelters, ancient stone houses stay cool
- Philippines: Killing of journalist sparks protests 04.10.2022
Several hundred conscripts will participate in a military exercise in Stockholm’s urban area amid rising tensions with Russia, Swedish Armed Forces announced on Tuesday.
- MEPs after dark: Lawmakers engage in late-night legislating
- E-fuels will only be able to power 2% of EU car fleet by 2035: analysis
- Power-to-heat: How German industry could reduce its hunger for gas
- Slovakia threatens to withhold electricity bought by foreign customers
- Hydrogen heating: UK government at odds with scientists
- Sale of electric heaters in Germany surges amid gas shortage fears 03.10.2022
- EU approves German state funding of BASF renewable hydrogen bid 03.10.2022
- EU countries agree power demand reduction targets, new levies to tackle energy crisis
- Flexibility in power sector could slash consumer bills by €71 billion, study finds
- Med countries tipped off on energy savings in buildings
The government has launched the first stage of a process to help households instal solar panels to heat water, thus helping keep energy costs low for lower-income families.
- Oil Analyst: Prices Will Climb Over The Next 9 Months
- US unveils new sanctions targeting Iran’s oil sales
- Oil Executives: Prices Don’t Reflect Tight Supply
- Oil Jumps 4% On Inventory Draw, Hurricane Outages
- Russia Arrests More Than 1,300 Anti-Mobilization Protesters
- Bulgarian election woes leave power to president
- Commission OKs plant acquisition by Serbian Gazprom-owned oil company
- EU Willing To Pay Up For Russian Diesel Ahead Of Ban
- U.S. Senators Propose Secondary Sanctions On Russian Oil
- China Boosts Oil Imports From Russia And Saudi Arabia
In September, Aramco’s CEO warned the markets that policymakers need to look beyond this winter and stop vilifying the oil and gas industry if they want to prevent the next energy crisis.
- EU funding disputes over energy spell trouble ahead
- A brief history of LDI
- How Wall Street became infatuated with the music industry
- Elon Musk surrenders to Twitter
- Asset managers may regret becoming the new banks
- Moldova’s dependence on Russian gas plays into Putin’s hands
- In-house lawyers use position to speak up on diversity
- Postcard from Greece: hero of the Small Cyclades
- China after the property boom: can it rebuild the growth model?
- ‘Someone will get hurt’: Investors and analysts warn on rising market stress
…the deal, and is joined by Bank of America, Barclays, MUFG, BNP Paribas, Mizuho and SocGen….
- MOEX Russia, RTS indexes in the green by end of trading day
- Russian stock indices grow as trading on Moscow Exchange opens on Tuesday
- Dollar down to 58.36 rubles, euro up to 54.04 rubles at Moscow Exchange opening
- MOEX Russia, RTS indices in the green by close of business
- Euro exchange rate down over 5% on Moscow Exchange
- Dollar-denominated RTS Index up more than 5% to over 1,112 points
- SCO states serious about switching to settlements in national currencies
- Russian stocks up as main session begins on Monday
- Dollar falls to 58.29 rubles, euro rises to 57.12 rubles
- Russian stock indices mixed as Friday trading closes
The dollar exchange rate remained unchanged from Tuesday’s close, trading at 58.95 rubles on the Moscow Exchange as the trade opened on Wednesday.
- Is Uber’s driver shortage finally over?
- Elon Musk’s Twitter climbdown: ‘a big pill to swallow’
- New boss at EDF faces firefights on all fronts
- Letter: Renewables are just one piece of a complex puzzle
- Correction: Improbable
- BentiX drone is designed for underwater explorers on a budget
- Indian bond index: mighty dollar must sometimes play by local rules
- Xiaomi joins the 200-MP camera party with launch of 12T Pro handset
- Barclays reshuffles leadership to boost investment bank
- Three physicists win Nobel prize for quantum technology discoveries
Robot pets have been a sci-fi staple for decades, and in recent years we’ve seen a glut of them finally hit the market.
- Leading MEP pushes for geographical balance in the Chips Act
- Fuel makers blast EU focus on electric vehicles amid energy crisis
- Drought and power shortages worsen China’s supply chain snags 25.08.2022
- Moscow, Tehran working on Iranian minister’s visit to Russian capital, says embassy
- Up to 130 Ukrainian military eliminated in DPR, over 100 nationalists in Kharkov
- Bulgaria: Vestbee: VC Funding In CEE reached over €2B in the 2nd quarter of 2022
- How much does Taiwan depend on China? 05.08.2022
- How German industry plans to cut its gas consumption 01.08.2022
- EU sanctions on Russia haven’t slowed invasion of Ukraine 30.07.2022
- Ukrainian military loses 45 servicemen in battles with LPR in past 24 hours
Low levels of production mean that e-fuels, a hydrogen-derived fuel source touted as a green solution for internal combustion engine vehicles, will only be able to cover around 2% of the EU’s vehicle fleet by 2035, a new study concludes.