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Italy's battery gold rush: Energy storage creates a new market (opens the original)
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Household electricity bills remain high, yet on the wholesale market some operators can even be paid to consume energy. This is one of the paradoxes created by the growth of renewables: sun and wind produce when they can, not when the grid needs them, and in moments of oversupply prices can even turn negative. This is why huge batteries, BESS (Battery Energy Storage Systems) are needed, able to absorb surplus energy and feed it back into the grid later. Their role is so strategic that it has tri
Italy's fuel crisis: SOCAR announces price cap at IP stations (opens the original)
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SOCAR is introducing a cap on petrol and diesel prices across the Italiana Petroli (IP) network. The Azerbaijani state energy company, which took control of the Italian group last May, has decided to tackle soaring fuel costs by setting a limit on the prices charged by filling stations. The mechanism will be rolled out gradually, starting with the IP-branded network. SOCAR has not yet specified what the maximum price at the pump will be: in a statement released on Sunday it explains that the lev
Emma Bonino dies at 78 after decades of human rights activism (opens the original)
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The founder of More Europe, a longtime leading figure in Italy's Radical Party and former government minister, passed away after her health deteriorated in recent weeks. Bonino had recently been admitted to the Santo Spirito hospital in Rome after a respiratory crisis. She arrived in critical condition and was transferred to intensive care so that her condition could be monitored. After an initial improvement, on 10 September, she left the ward and was moved to a private facility. In 2015, Bonin
From doomscrolling to nomophobia: new digital-age conditions reshaping our brains (opens the original)
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Can you not go five minutes without checking your phone? Do you open Instagram "just for a second" and find that half an hour later you are still there? Do you wake up during the night and the first thing you do is check your notifications? Or do you keep scrolling through bad news even though you know perfectly well it is making you anxious? Welcome to the age of new digital addictions. Experts stress that the point is not to demonise smartphones, social networks or video games. The digital wor
306 people infected with salmonella in Belgium in egg-linked outbreak (opens the original)
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At least 306 people have been infected with salmonella in Belgium after they ate eggs, according to figures released by the Belgian Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain (FASFC). The outbreak has been linked to eggs produced by Laerco, a company based in Geel in northern Belgium. Salmonella was first detected at the facility at the end of April. The following month, a large-scale recall saw all eggs from the site withdrawn from the market. At first, the contamination appeared to be con
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