Zimbabwe’s industries are beginning to turn to solar panels and battery storage systems to keep business humming during lengthy power cuts. But the switch has faced a range of obstacles, from the still substantial price tag to theft of the batteries.
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Venice was bracing Sunday for an unprecedented third major flood in less than a week.
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When electricity was cut to Yemen’s capital four years ago after war broke out, Ebrahim al-Faqih saw a gap in the market and started selling solar panels.
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Karim Daya was one of the last of his friends and family still in Lebanon.
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Technology, innovation and new types of cooperation are in the focus of the eighth edition of T-Systems Hungary Symposium, held on November 26 in Budapest, organizers tell the Budapest Business Journal.
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Posh electric SUVs and saloons might be making all the headlines these days, but for those of us with more modest budgets, the good news is that there’s now a glut of family-friendly electric cars available for very reasonable prices.