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The world’s first laser fusion power station is being built in Germany (opens the original)
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The race to develop the energy source of the future is gathering pace. Who will win? The US and China? Or Europe? German start-up Focused Energy, based in Darmstadt, aims to become the global leader in the construction of commercial laser fusion power stations. The development of fusion energy is on top of the political high-tech agenda of Germany and the European Union. Fusion start-ups are being founded in great numbers around the planet, especially laser based fusion technology, which attract
The world’s first laser fusion power station is being built in Germany (opens the original)
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The race to develop the energy source of the future is gathering pace. Who will win? The US and China? Or Europe? German start-up Focused Energy, based in Darmstadt, aims to become the global leader in the construction of commercial laser fusion power stations. The development of fusion energy is on top of the political high-tech agenda of Germany and the European Union. Fusion start-ups are being founded in great numbers around the planet, especially laser based fusion technology, which attract
Billions are spent on nuclear fusion energy. Will it be worth it? (opens the original)
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It is a special moment when the doors of one of the world’s largest laser-fusion fuel laboratories swing open: scientists slip on blue full-body protective suits, mechanics tinker with precision milling machines, and laboratory technicians peer through high-powered microscopes at fuel pellets just four millimetres in size. We are in Darmstadt, an industrial city in the western German state of Hesse. Here, at the headquarters of the start-up Focused Energy, an international team of highly motivat
‘Win-win’: How income-boosting solar shades saved my hop harvest (opens the original)
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A wave of farm closures is washing over Germany’s lush hop-growing regions as climate change, falling prices and declining demand for beer leave desolation in their wake. As of 2026, there are just over 900 agricultural businesses in Germany specialising in hops – a dramatic drop of 40 per cent since two decades ago, with many farmers either switching to other crops or giving up altogether. The phenomenon is so acute, it has even earned its own name: ‘höfesterben’ describes the creeping structur
‘Win-win’: How income-boosting solar shades saved my hop harvest (opens the original)
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A wave of farm closures is washing over Germany’s lush hop-growing regions as climate change, falling prices and declining demand for beer leave desolation in their wake. As of 2026, there are just over 900 agricultural businesses in Germany specialising in hops – a dramatic drop of 40 per cent since two decades ago, with many farmers either switching to other crops or giving up altogether. The phenomenon is so acute, it has even earned its own name: ‘höfesterben’ describes the creeping structur
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