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The Energy Tech Summit in Berlin was held by Kraftwerk Berlin with Octopus Energy .

Former European Parliament president Martin Schulz : "The biggest risk for Europeans is political parties who tell citizens that lone nations are the future in a globalized, interdependent world.”.

China is the epicenter of the energy transition, with floating and fixed offshore wind turbines replacing fossil fuels.

Europe is falling behind and needs to catch up by connecting and renewing grids and considering decentralized or even virtual power plants.

Ukraine warned how vulnerable a modern nation’s energy supply really is.

The government is moving towards shifting its energy dependency away from easily attacked nuclear power plants to renewables for at least 27 percent of its power.

Apps informed citizens of when power may be on or off so they could prepare food for the blackout.

Kubik , an Ethiopian construction company, creates a low carbon, low-cost building material rivaling cement using just recycled plastic.

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