What becomes of the prototypes, software and pilots that European research projects leave behind once the final review is over? Anna Lackner, founder and managing director of the Munich-based Nexuswelt
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“German gas plants: the European Commission endorses the ecological crisis” Christian Semperes (interview)
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On 2 September 2026, the European Commission approved a German scheme worth more than €35 billion that will, among other things, fund new gas-fired power plants from 2031. Meanwhile, the
White hydrogen under Europe’s feet: an overlooked resource for competitiveness and sovereignty — Christophe Hecker (interview)
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A self-taught entrepreneur with twenty years in finance, Christophe Hecker has long been passionate about energy. In 2015 he co-authored, with Alexandre Andlauer, Gaz et pétrole de schiste : rvolution
Bioengineer, PhD in applied biological sciences and professor of food science at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), Frédéric Leroy kindly agreed to give us some of his precious time to
We have previously described (1) the misallocation of energy development resources into renewables like solar and wind that are popular with climate change ideologues but have significant disadvantages. The latest dubious
Drought stress and associated insect damage pose significant threats to the food security and health of over 300 million Africans who depend on maize as a major food source. Recurrent