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EU funds help Swedes on lower incomes go electric (opens the original)
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"I couldn't understand why people bought electric cars, because it didn't look like it was trustworthy," says project manager Olivia Almquist, who replaced her unreliable 30-year-old petrol car with an electric one. "And now I can't understand why not everyone is buying an electric car." Sweden's electric car premium gives eligible drivers up to 120 euros a month towards leasing costs, plus a one-off 1,600 euro bonus for the lowest earners. To qualify, applicants must earn under 80% of the natio
ESA's BepiColombo mission nears major turning point on Mercury approach (opens the original)
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Eight years after it left Earth, BepiColombo is now tantalisingly close to entering orbit around Mercury, a hot and dense ball of metals and silicates with its own magnetic field, considered one of the most difficult planets to observe because the gravitational pull and wild radiation from the Sun are so intense. "Mercury is a challenging destination. It's very difficult to reach, it's very difficult to operate there," said Santa Martinez, ESA mission manager. "The main two aspects are really th
"Never achieved before": Meteorologist on MTG-I2 leap to forecast disasters (opens the original)
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On 28 August, the MTG-I2 (Meteosat Third Generation Imager-2) satellite lifted off from Europe's Spaceport in Kourou aboard an Ariane 6 rocket, on the launcher's ninth mission and its first flight to a geostationary transfer orbit. With this launch, ESA and Eumetsat complete the first operational trio in the Meteosat Third Generation constellation, stationed 36,000 kilometres above the equator to keep constant watch on Europe's weather, the Mediterranean and North Africa. To understand what this
Bulgarian scheme helps parents work by hiring jobseekers (opens the original)
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Single mother Kristina Ruzhdanova spent three months searching for childcare before she found a solution through Bulgaria's Parents in Employment project. She signed a contract with childcarer Galina Ilieva, who looks after her son full time, while Kristina works as an accountant. Only 22% of Bulgarian under-threes are in early education and care, versus an EU average of 40%. The €33.5 million project, backed by €28 million from the European Social Fund Plus, offers eight hours of free daily chi
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