Coal Power Generation in the European Union Hits an All-Time Low

Brussels, Friday, 14 August 2026.
Coal’s share of EU electricity fell to a record 9.2% in 2025, down from over a third in 1990, driven by rapid renewable growth and national phase-outs.

The Speed of Global Warming Controls the Risk of Atlantic Ocean Current Collapse

Student Engineers Unveil the World's First Solar-Powered Ambulance

New Research Reveals Coastal Flooding Happens at Specific Times of Day

Dutch Government Details Green Funding Opportunities for Small Businesses

How Sound Waves Are Helping Patients Overcome Severe Addiction

Morgantown, Friday, 14 August 2026.
A groundbreaking, noninvasive ultrasound therapy reduces severe drug cravings by over 90% in just 20 minutes, offering a major surgical-free advancement for treating complex addiction.

How Dutch Sports Tech Keeps Elite Athletes Cool in Extreme Heat

European Capitals Struggle to Match Brussels in Technology Adoption

The Hague, Saturday, 15 August 2026.
As Brussels accelerates its use of artificial intelligence, national capitals face severe staff and technology shortages, threatening their ability to effectively shape European policy.

Netherlands Designates National Cyber Security Centre as Central Hub for New European Tech Rules

Dutch Pension Administrator Adopts AI to Manage Major Regulatory Overhaul

Europe Approves Major Satellite Network to Secure Independent Communications

New York Halts Giant Data Center Projects to Protect the Power Grid

Spyker Revives Its Brand with a Rare and Powerful Manual Supercar

Zeewolde, Saturday, 15 August 2026.
Unveiled at Monterey, Spyker’s $1.6 million C8 Preliator XXV marks the brand’s revival, offering a screen-free, 597-kilowatt analogue experience limited to just 25 hand-built units.

Dutch Ministers to Open Eindhoven University's Milestone Academic Year

Eindhoven Plans 5,400 Student Homes to Secure Future Tech Talent

Netherlands Launches National Strategy to Secure High-Tech Talent