Ford and Unifor Reach Tentative Three-Year Labor Agreement in Canada
Ford and Unifor agreed on a tentative three-year contract covering over 5,000 Canadian workers, setting a potential benchmark for upcoming talks with GM and Stellantis.
Ford and Unifor agreed on a tentative three-year contract covering over 5,000 Canadian workers, setting a potential benchmark for upcoming talks with GM and Stellantis.
The UK’s stalled heat pump rollout threatens climate targets and leaves households exposed to volatile energy prices, with government incentives set to expire.
France has shut down three nuclear reactors and lowered the power of eight more due to soaring river temperatures amid a severe heatwave, following environmental regulations.
Despite widespread adoption, artificial intelligence faces rising skepticism as companies recognize its limits and investors warn of an AI-driven tech bubble.
A Sydney pilot uses artificial intelligence to improve solar power sharing in apartment buildings, aiming to reduce operating costs by nearly a third and expand clean energy access.
A new analysis warns that cuts to renewable energy incentives combined with AI-driven power demand could raise U.S. household energy bills by hundreds annually by 2040.
After years of decline, Canada’s nuclear sector rebounds as new reactor projects and uranium demand revive mining operations and industry optimism.
Spy images of Ford’s upcoming 2027 electric pickup show a notably compact design focused on efficiency, with a starting price near $30,000 and more passenger space than a typical compact SUV.
The village of Endicott, New York, considers a 12-month halt on AI data center development to assess impacts on local water supplies, energy demand, and community well-being.
Toyota’s electric vehicle sales have surged over 130% year-over-year, propelled by new models and improved features, positioning it ahead of major rivals in the U.S. market.
Ford’s upcoming mid-sized electric pickup truck remains unnamed, but its hybrid innovations in Europe hint at the company’s electrification direction for the US market.
Expanding satellite networks, including Elon Musk’s Starlink and proposed mega-constellations, could reduce visibility for key Chilean observatories by up to 28%, raising urgent concerns among astronomers.