Norway Power Development
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Norwegian industry leaders warn that a lack of power development threatens investments and jobs. They are urging swift political action to secure the country's future.
Industry leaders sound alarm: "Lack of urgency" on power development threatens Norway's future
- Norwegian industry leaders warn that a lack of power development threatens investments and jobs. - They are urging swift political action to secure more electricity and ensure the future of energy-intensive industries. - Companies like Hydro and Alcoa highlight the long lead times for new power projects and the risk of losing competitiveness.
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German Industry Sees Surprise Order Surge in June, Driven by Defense and Infrastructure
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Caputo Defends Economic Model: 'For All the Morons Who Talk About Industry'
- Argentina's Economy Minister Luis Caputo defended the government's economic model amid criticism of sectoral crises. - He argued that growth in energy, mining, agriculture, and knowledge sectors genโฆ