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France is investing €260 million to expand floating offshore wind infrastructure across five ports, strengthening its renewable energy industry and supporting future offshore wind projects.
Britain is tightening grid connection rules as AI-driven data centre demand surges, aiming to free capacity for genuine projects and support the next wave of digital infrastructure and electricity growth.
New energy infrastructure, rapid battery storage growth, and the importance of critical minerals highlight another week of major developments across the global energy and technology sectors.
Andy Burnham's first major energy policy removes VAT from household electricity bills from October, cutting costs while signalling a push to make electricity more affordable as the UK electrifies.
China unveiled its latest AI strategy, sodium-ion batteries entered mass production, and advances in clean energy and hybrid aviation highlighted another week of rapid technological progress.
The EU has unveiled a major Electrification Action Plan targeting 46% electrification by 2040, aiming to lower energy bills, reduce fossil fuel imports and strengthen industrial competitiveness across Europe.
The future of energy is being written right now.
The way we power our world is changing faster than at any point in living memory. Solar and wind are scaling at a pace that would have seemed unlikely a generation ago, even as fossil fuel demand remains stubbornly high.
The transition raises big questions with no simple answers — what a cleaner energy future looks like, how we get there, and what it means for all of us.