Hornsea Three, a 2.8-gigawatt behemoth in the North Sea, began full operations this week. It’s a landmark moment for renewable energy — and a test case for the economic future of offshore wind.
Global average temperatures in 2025 shattered every previous record, driven by a deadly combination of El Niño, rising greenhouse gases, and reduced aerosol cooling.
Machine learning models can now predict extreme weather events weeks in advance, optimise renewable energy grids in real time, and identify new materials for carbon capture.
The tech giant agreed to purchase all electricity generated by a restarted Three Mile Island reactor for 20 years.
