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More than 160 people lost their lives as heavy rain caused rivers to overflow, leading to widespread destruction in towns across western Germany.
Mark Ormsby, a conservation scientist at the National Archives, discusses energy-saving temperature and humidity adjustments that enhance record preservation.
A new battery technology has been tested, reportedly doubling the range of the Tesla Model S, showcasing advancements in electric vehicle performance.
Samsung's development of a new graphene battery promises to revolutionize energy storage with faster charging times and increased longevity compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries.
Power cuts lasting 2 to 4 hours disrupt daily life in Johannesburg, affecting households and businesses across the city.
30 million horsepower flows through the Columbia River, representing untapped potential for hydroelectric power and economic opportunity in the 20th century.
By 2028, energy consumption by data centers is expected to double or triple, raising concerns about the sustainability of digital infrastructure.
Ebenezer "Stooge", a power company CEO, faces a critical reassessment of his motto on energy waste after encounters with the spirits of Energy Past, Present, and Future.
Billions are being invested in fusion startups as technological challenges have been largely resolved, with no single deal-breaker difficulty remaining.
Ken Bone's rise to fame captivates 67 million viewers, but fame brings unexpected challenges.
There are 22,000 transmission towers in the UK, each requiring regular maintenance to ensure the continuous flow of electricity across the country.
The United States imports 8 million barrels of oil daily, prompting debates over drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and its impact on local tribes.
Children in Indonesia suffer from malnutrition due to deforestation affecting sago supplies.
Toyota aims to revolutionize electric vehicle technology with its introduction of solid-state batteries, promising enhanced performance and safety.
Toyota showcases its solid-state battery prototype car, highlighting advancements in electric vehicle technology and potential impacts on the automotive industry.
32 drilling sites operated by Total Energy in Arlington, Texas, are linked to significant emissions and environmental concerns from fracking activities.
Xiaolin Zheng, a nanoscientist and Emerging Explorer, is developing innovative solar stickers that aim to revolutionize sustainable energy.
Alabama's law banning puberty blockers and hormones for transgender youth is examined alongside the regulatory issues faced by electric utility companies.
Beth Rigby comments on Jeremy Hunt's significant budget reversal and energy price cap commitment.
Elvira Nabiullina urges Russia to rethink its economy as the west turns its back on energy.
South Africa faces severe energy crisis with rolling blackouts impacting safety and businesses.
A glacier avalanche in northern India leaves 150 people appeared dead and many missing.
Al Gore highlights climate crises in Canada, the UK, Pakistan, and China ahead of COP28.
Lebanon has been plunged into darkness due to a fuel shortage affecting power stations.
Nigel Wilson discusses Legal & General's investment plans in England's infrastructure sectors.
Vineyard Wind is the first U.S. offshore wind project aiming for 30 gigawatts by 2030.
EU leaders blame sabotage for Nord Stream leaks, escalating tensions between Russia and Poland.
Anti-nuclear protests grow in Tokyo as Japan ends its nuclear shutdown following Fukushima.
High petrol prices impact American lifestyles and reflect economic well-being.
Argentina renationalises YPF, ousting Spanish group Repsol as majority shareholder.
AI innovations rapidly transform industries, impacting jobs and prompting regulatory discussions.
Residents return to Okuma near Fukushima Daiichi for the first time since the March disaster.
The EU's ban on russian coal imports begins today, raising concerns over winter shortages.
EU leaders in Brussels hope to finalize a Russian oil import embargo, but Hungary opposes it.
Foreign oil companies flock into Kurdistan, raising hopes for Iraq's oil production potential.
Boris Johnson discusses Britain's support for Ukrainian refugees amid the crisis in Kiev.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz announces new sanctions against Russia amid Ukraine conflict.
Ukraine faces fuel shortages due to Russian attacks on its oil infrastructure.
Dam levels in Cape Town are at 23% full, with effective usage dropping to just 13%, amid the lowest rainfall in 400 years.
China increases LNG imports by 48% in 2023, focusing on reducing coal dependency.
Andrea Leadsom resigns from government, citing Brexit concerns and lack of scrutiny.
Liz Truss honors David Trimble and addresses the cost of living crisis in Northern Ireland.
Rishi Sunak prioritizes the UK economy over COP27 while visiting Croydon hospital's great work.
The government extends energy bill support due to falling wholesale gas prices until summer.
The Chancellor revisits a national road pricing scheme due to rising electric car usage.
Texas's decision to run its own power grid leads to challenges during the 2021 winter storm.
On Monday, Channel 4 reveals that 60% have never switched energy providers amid rising bills.
This week, Gazprom cuts gas deliveries to Germany, prompting urgent energy-saving measures.
