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Smarter controls could make room for 330 GW on existing power grids (opens the original)
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Existing electricity networks could accommodate up to 330 gigawatts of additional generation, storage and demand through better monitoring and power-flow controls, according to the International Energy Agency. Its September report puts the cost of connecting an equivalent amount through network expansion at about $100 billion. The estimate describes potential connection capacity. A gigawatt is one billion watts of power, not a measure of electricity generated over a year. The extra capacity has
Autonomous ships could move maritime work ashore, but trade savings remain uncertain (opens the original)
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The International Maritime Organization has introduced a voluntary safety code for autonomous and remotely operated cargo ships, giving shipowners a framework for using technology that could move more maritime work ashore. The commercial question is whether those systems can make transport safer and less expensive after the costs of equipment, communications and land-based operations are counted. The UN shipping agency adopted the code in May 2026, and it took effect on July 1. Known as the MASS
Global wealth hit a record, but much of the gain was on paper, MGI says (opens the original)
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McKinsey Global Institute estimates that household wealth reached $570 trillion in 2025, a record level, while only about one-fifth of the increase came from new productive assets. The rest largely reflected higher prices for assets already owned, a gap that matters because paper gains do not automatically create more factories, infrastructure or output. The finding comes from MGI’s global balance sheet report, published on 23 July and discussed at an MGI event on 29 September. The report is not
ONS research says payroll records could sharpen the UK labor market picture (opens the original)
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The Office for National Statistics has published early research suggesting that payroll data could help explain why some employment figures have recently told different stories. The work does not revise official statistics today, but it reinforces the ONS view that users should consider administrative Pay As You Earn data alongside survey results. The issue matters because businesses, policymakers and investors use labor-market data to judge hiring conditions, wage pressure and the strength of t
When workplace technology feels like a threat, not a shortcut (opens the original)
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Employees may resist a new tool even when it promises to save time because they are responding to what it could do to their workload, control, skills and standing at work. A 2025 review of 63 studies argues that resistance is often a response to perceived threats, not simply a refusal to learn unfamiliar software. The review, by Veronika Cieslak and Carmen Valor of Universidad Pontificia Comillas in Madrid, examines employee resistance to digital transformation. It puts a human explanation behin
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