Wind and solar power require more land than coal, oil and gas. Offshore wind power, large solar parks, and roof-top solar systems can significantly limit land use.
- Most Schools to Return to Daily Classes
- Half of Businesses Scrap Hiring Plans
- Lee Jung-jae’s Latest Action Flick Off to Good Start
- Dynamic pricing in Japan plays dual role in increasing profit, preventing infections PREMIUM
- Covid-19 Drug Research Is a Big Huge Mess
- Freight turnover of Russian seaports down 2.1% in January – July 2020
- As the pandemic rages, foreign-trained nurses hope to get back to work
- Perspective | On the outskirts of Lima, this man is continuing to preside over burials, bringing comfort and solace to families experiencing death during the pandemic
- Perspective | Back to school laptop guide: Pandemic survival edition
- N.Korea Suffers Devastating Floods
Korean-American golfer Danielle Kang won her second straight LPGA Tour event in Toledo, Ohio on Sunday.
- Cod could disappear from British menus due to global warming
- US health secretary Alex Azar praises Taiwan president Tsai Ing-wen in ‘breakthrough’ meeting
- People jumping just on draft EIA not fair, says Prakash Javadekar
- First Thing: ‘A chapter in the book of Washington Covid mismanagement’
- IKEA launches ‘Better Living’ app for healthy homes
- How did a lawyer who took on big oil and won end up under house arrest?
- New Honda Jazz bookings open; will rival Maruti Suzuki Baleno, Hyundai Elite i20, Tata Altroz
- BP’s Green Energy Targets Will Be Tough To Meet
- Drier Than the Sahara: Heatwave Fans Fire Risk for French Farmers
- Moon names three new senior secretaries
‘When it rains, it pours’ may never have been more apropos and prophetic than it is today.
- Challenges Logistics Industry Faced During The Pandemic
- 2020 BS6 Dominar 250 vs KTM 250 Duke BS6 Duke: Specification Comparison
- Beirut explosion: Lebanon government on verge of collapse as third minister quits
- Risk of COVID-19 plastic trash pile-up worries Europe
- Sharp increase in misbehaving plane passengers linked to Covid measures
- The third wave of cloud is cresting
- Beirut: third minister resigns in 24 hours, media
- Residents fight upscale evictions in Kenya conservation push
- RJ O’Brien acquires Lombard Forte Securities
- Japanese satellite to use laser to rid space of dangerous debris
BSE and NSE Listed, Jump Networks Limited (JUMPNET) is a technology company that provides next generation digital services on ultra-low bandwidth to the historically under-served sections of the society.
- Taoiseach tested twice for Covid-19 but excused quarantine after Brussels trip
- Why major marketers shun Nigeria
- China: Two Roads Diverged in a Polluted Wood
- Oklahoma Included in EIA Coal to Natural Gas Conversion List
- Facebook agrees Irish wind farm deal with Brookfield
- Germany to Ramp Up Investment in African Energy
- The Shale Daily Update – 8.5.2020
- Renewable energy auction gives contracts to 19 wind farms and 63 solar projects
- Singapore shares open higher on Wednesday; STI up 0.6%
- Markets flat as US-China tussle keeps investors on edge
Specialists of the Voronezh Center of rocket engine manufacturing produced a panel for testing of renewable energy sources, press service of Energomash Company says on Monday.
- Aramco still aims for US$15b investment in India’s Reliance
- Legal Metrology officers crack whip on errant shops
- Iran moves from oil to petrochemicals in export
- Cancer comes calling
- Is now the time to invest in oil?
- Trump Has Pushed Iran Into China’s Arms
- Fuel price: Nigerians fear further hike, scarcity
- Fitch affirms Russia’s sovereign rating at BBB, outlook stable
- US stocks closed mixed as traders weigh China tensions against positive July jobs report
- Oil futures remain lower after weekly rig count shows another fall
Despite suffering a massive collapse in profits for the second quarter of 2020, the boss of energy titan Saudi Aramco struck an optimistic note in a call with reporters yesterday afternoon.
- EIT Food invests €5.5 million in COVID relief for European food startups
- Palestinian Family In Cave Home Faces Israeli Eviction
- Worried About Retailers? This ETF Says Think Again.
- Jesus Says City Stronger For Past Champions League Disappointments
- Algerian Journalist Handed 3 Year Jail Term: Lawyer
- Berkshire’s profit jumps as market rebound boosts results
- Short Bonds in India Lead Selloff as Demand Worries Loom
- Hong Kong Bankers Move to Suspend Accounts on U.S. Sanctions
- Hong Kong Stock Investors’ Sanity Tested by U.S.-China Moves
- Egypt’s Inflation Eases to Slowest Since November on Food Costs
— Uganda’s central bank said on Monday that although the country’s economy contracted in the second quarter of 2020, there are indications the economy is picking up as the country eases the COVID-19 lockdown restrictions.
- Russia’s MOEX up 0.14% as Monday trading opens, RTS adds 0.04%
- Dollar rises by 0.16% to 73.85 rubles, euro – by 0.14% to 86.98 rubles
- MICEX, RTS indexes falling as trading day ended
- Ukraine presents list of 22 detainees for release to Russia – presidential office
- MOEX index rises by 0.13%, RTS index up by 0.31% as trading on Moscow Exchange opens
- Central Bank sells 5.7 bln rubles worth of foreign exchange to curb market volatility
- Dollar exchange rate up to 73.71 rubles on Moscow Exchange, euro rises to 87.09 rubles
- Singapore stocks open lower on Friday; STI down 0.5%
- Asia: Shares fall after Trump takes aim at China tech firms
- Australia: Shares slip as dour GDP outlook, Sino-US rift weigh
The Bank of Russia sold 5.7 bln rubles ($77.26 mln) worth of foreign exchange on the domestic market with settlements on August 7 as part of preventive measures curbing volatility, the regulator reported Monday.
- Chinese researchers develop AI technology to identify individual primates
- Xinjiang on track to meet 5G base station development target
- Clear Channel to roll out billboards ‘with brains’ in Europe
- Wiltshire valley locals build their own mobile phone network
- Luxshare rises as China’s homegrown iPhone manufacturer
- AI Needs To Learn Multi-Intent For Computers To Show Empathy
- Thales High Tech to Offer Thai Citizens One of the World’s Most Secure E-Passports
- The astonishingly good but predictably bad AI program
- The great trade unwinding
- Saudi Aramco sticks to dividend pledge despite 73% earnings drop
North Korea is advancing its missile technology. The government must steadily improve its defense capabilities without being bound by preconceived ideas.
- German industrial production continues recovery from COVID-19 low
- German shares fall 0.54 pct Thursday
- Siemens’net income more than halved in April-June
- New orders of German manufacturing industry up 27.9 pct in June
- Four ex-Audi managers charged with fraud over ‘dieselgate’ scandal 06.08.2020
- Singapore SMEs urged to consider Uttar Pradesh for overseas expansion
- German shares edge up Wednesday
- Passenger car production in Europe projected to fall 24 pct in 2020
- Mercedes-Benz, China’s battery giant expand partnership for future battery technologies
- German automotive supplier Continental records net loss of 741.1 mln euros in Q2
— First Automotive Works (FAW) Group Co., Ltd., China’s leading automaker, sold 322,471 vehicles in July, up 23.2 percent year on year.