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European data center power purchase agreement (PPA) volumes fell from 4.2 gigawatts (GW) in 2024 to 2.6 GW in 2025, even as capacity buildout accelerated sharply. The drop reflects offshore wind delays and increased challenges in agreeing on PPA price points due to falling capture rates and rising frequency of negative wholesale power price hours, particularly for solar PV. In addition, the race to secure power has led some major hyperscalers to reassess their clean energy ambitions, moderating
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It's time for Nvidia to admit its status as a solid grower and do more for shareholders than it already has.
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I’ve been looking into Campine NV and wanted to sanity-check the thesis here. The company had a monster 2025, mostly because antimony prices went crazy. So I’m not assuming the recent EBITDA is a normal run-rate. That’s probably the biggest risk in the whole story. The obvious bear case is that lead-acid battery makers may reduce antimony content over time. Campine itself basically said high antimony prices pushed some customers to reduce usage or look at alternatives. But I’m not sure the concl
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Kazakhstan will not enforce a special court's decision allowing Ukraine's Naftogaz to collect a $1.4 billion international arbitration award from Russia's Gazprom, Justice Minister Erlan Sarsembayev has declared just days after Kazakhstan’s AIFC court upheld the award. The legal battle stemmed from a 2019 contract for Russian natural gas transit through Ukraine. Following Russia's 2022 invasion, Naftogaz declared force majeure at a major distribution station, prompting Gazprom to stop fully payi
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Medien: Irans Präsident ordnet Ende der Internet-Sperre an +++ Netanjahu soll Beirut laut Minister wieder bombardieren +++ Iranische Delegation wohl in Katar +++ Der Newsblog.
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Kritiker sollten bessere Vorschläge machen. Wenn das Elterngeld nicht wirkt, wie wär’s mit einer Steuersenkung?
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The estranged husband of former Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon pleaded guilty on Monday to embezzling more than £400,000 (US$540,000) from the Scottish National Party to fund a lavish lifestyle when he was its chief executive. Peter Murrell, 61, who was remanded into custody in the High Court in Edinburgh after his plea, admitted he used the money to buy a motorhome, two cars and luxury goods. “By embezzling from the SNP, Peter Murrell was stealing the hopes, the dreams and the aspirations of..
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Beset with financing difficulties, Rosatom, Russia’s nuclear energy entity, is begging for more time to start building Kazakhstan’s first nuclear power plant on the shores of Lake Balkhash. The site was selected after extensive study by Kazakh authorities. But at a recent meeting in Moscow, Rosatom chief Alexei Likhachev told the head of Kazakhstan’s Atomic Energy Agency, Almassadam Satkaliyev, that the Russian entity will need “at least a year of observation of the site in order to form all the
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Ich habe das Gefühl, dass die meisten Dinge, die man kaufen kann, am Ende hauptsächlich Platz wegnehmen und nur kurz glücklich machen. Reisen, Erlebnisse oder gutes Essen finde ich noch am sinnvollsten, weil davon wenigstens Erinnerungen bleiben. Aber selbst da gewöhnt man sich irgendwann dran. Viele größere Anschaffungen macht man außerdem nur einmal: gute Möbel, Technik, Küche, Auto usw. Wenn man halbwegs vernünftig kauft, hält vieles dann ewig. Dadurch frage ich mich gerade besonders bei Gutv
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US President Donald Trump said on Monday that any agreement with Iran should include a requirement for several additional countries, including Saudi Arabia and Turkey, to join the Abraham Accords, the US-brokered agreements aimed at normalising relations with Israel that were forged during Trump’s first term. In a social media post, Trump said negotiations are “proceeding nicely” but tied any eventual agreement to expanded participation in the agreements first signed in 2020. He pointed to Saudi
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Overheating chemical tank in California no longer at risk of exploding, fire officials say Reuters
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Ukraine gegen Lockerung der Import-Verbote für Kali-Dünger aus Belarus +++ Belarussische Oppositionsführerin reist nach Kiew +++ Der Newsblog.
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Trump hat ein mögliches Rahmenabkommen mit Iran für ein Ende des Krieges angekündigt. Unterschrieben ist noch nichts. Jetzt bringt der Präsident ein weiteres Abkommen ins Spiel.
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Iran war poses new threat to harvests in hunger-stricken Sudan Reuters
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Tiger Woods breaks silence with Memorial Day post Reuters
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This is my theory which should not be misconstrued as anything other than speculation based on the public information available, and my interpretation of the contextual situation around disinformation campaigns, stalled or fledgling and uncredible negotiation claims, am an understanding of complex psychological warfare. Iran has made it very clear that they are not going to give up the enriched uranium OR let it be a part of negotiations until sanctions/assets are unfrozen and the blockade is re
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Carney says Alberta vote on separation could become 'dangerous bluff' Reuters
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[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] At Yew Chung International School of Hong Kong (YCIS HK), a university offer is not a finish line but the first step in a life of service. The Class of 2026 demonstrates this belief: as of mid-April, graduates have secured places at Oxford (Law), Cambridge (Geography), Harvard (Environmental Science & Engineering), Stanford (Economics and Environmental Systems Engineering), Peking University (Law), Tsinghua University...
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April was indeed the cruellest month for decades for Iraq’s crude oil production, with an average of 1.389 million barrels per day (bpd) over the period. This compares to a monthly average of 3.47 million bpd from January 2002 to the end of March this year, and an average of over 4.1 million bpd in the three months leading up to the onset of the U.S./Israel-Iran War on 28 February. The last time oil production fell to the current level in the country was in the early 2000s, during and immediatel
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Russian central bank files second claim to EU court over frozen assets Reuters
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Mexico to host Iran's World Cup team after US refusal, president says Reuters
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Pope Leo apologises for Church's historic role in slavery Reuters
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Cambodian opposition leader Kem Sokha receives royal pardon for treason sentence AP News
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Trump says Iran deal should include additional countries joining Abraham Accords AP News
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With AI manifesto, Leo joins pantheon of popes who urged world to change Reuters
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Um den ehemaligen Dax-Konzern ist ein Übernahmekampf ausgebrochen. Bei Aufsichtsratschefin Kristin Skogen Lund sind wohl gleich mehrere Interessenten vorstellig geworden. Allen voran der US-Konzern Uber.
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Trump links Abraham Accords to any Iran deal Reuters
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Die deutsche Industrie schrumpft. Doch allen Sorgen zum Trotz wollen Unternehmen in mehreren Branchen wieder mehr investieren. Lässt sich die schleichende Deindustrialisierung noch stoppen?
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The closed Strait of Hormuz has created a major fertilizer shock and threatens food security in developing nations as sulfur and phosphate exporters from the Middle East struggle to ship supply to the global markets. Since the Iran war began, supply from the Middle East has crashed, forcing fertilizer producers to reduce output and leading to major price spikes in these markets. SABIC and Ma'aden, two Saudi chemicals giants, have tried to re-route part of their shipments from the ports on the Re