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  1. CER: Railways can reduce Europe’s energy dependence

    The European railway industry is increasingly emphasizing the link between railway development and one of the major issues…
    #Europe #EU #CER #energydependence #EuropeanUnion
    europesays.com/europe/14604/

  2. China unveils next round of green energy ambitions in five-year plan

    In China’s vast deserts, its green energy revolution is in plain view. Solar panels stretch across the nation’s…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #BYD #Chinafive-yearplan #china'sgreenenergyrollout #coalchemicals #energydependence #environment #evs #greenenergy #greenhydrogen #renewablestechnology #Science #solarpanels #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/479925/

  3. China unveils next round of green energy ambitions in five-year plan

    In China’s vast deserts, its green energy revolution is in plain view. Solar panels stretch across the nation’s…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #AU #Australia #BYD #Chinafive-yearplan #china'sgreenenergyrollout #coalchemicals #energydependence #EVs #greenenergy #greenhydrogen #renewablestechnology #Science #solarpanels
    newsbeep.com/au/545392/

  4. China unveils next round of green energy ambitions in five-year plan

    In China’s vast deserts, its green energy revolution is in plain view. Solar panels stretch across the nation’s…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #AU #Australia #BYD #Chinafive-yearplan #china'sgreenenergyrollout #coalchemicals #energydependence #EVs #greenenergy #greenhydrogen #renewablestechnology #Science #solarpanels
    newsbeep.com/au/545392/

  5. "Over the past few years, Mexico has clashed repeatedly with the US over a litany of issues, from USAID and NED’s funding of domestic political opposition groups to Washington’s attempts to prevent Mexico from banning GMO corn for human consumption; to Mexico’s refusal to support project Ukraine or US-EU sanctions against Russia despite concerted pressure; to presidential candidate Donald Trump’s threats to send kill teams to Mexico to take out the country’s drug kingpins — a threat that should not be taken lightly given US-Mexican history.

    This list is certain to grow over the coming months, as the US seeks to impose its will on its southern neighbour, locking it into an increasingly stifling and abusive relationship. But as things currently stand, there is not much that Mexico will be able to do about it.

    Given the scale of its economic dependence on the US, which is largely the intended consequence of NAFTA and US-friendly economic policies pursued by generations of Mexican leaders, some on the CIA’s payroll; its geographic location — “so far from God, so close to the United States”, as Mexican dictator Porfirio Díaz is alleged to have once said; and the very real risk of retaliation from the US, the Sheinbaum government is unlikely to take up Moscow’s offer of energy assistance. For the same reasons, it is unlikely to accept any of the invitations to join the BRICS-plus association or China’s Belt and Road Initiative.

    As Russian Embassy spokesman Andrei Zemskiy recently acknowledged, the USMCA makes it much more difficult for Mexico to join the BRICS — a goal that Russia is openly pursuing.
    (...)
    Mexico’s economy is simply too integrated with the US and Canada’s for it to be able to join the BRICS."

    nakedcapitalism.com/2025/06/as

    #USA #Trump #Mexico #Russia #EnergyDependence #Geopolitics

  6. "Over the past few years, Mexico has clashed repeatedly with the US over a litany of issues, from USAID and NED’s funding of domestic political opposition groups to Washington’s attempts to prevent Mexico from banning GMO corn for human consumption; to Mexico’s refusal to support project Ukraine or US-EU sanctions against Russia despite concerted pressure; to presidential candidate Donald Trump’s threats to send kill teams to Mexico to take out the country’s drug kingpins — a threat that should not be taken lightly given US-Mexican history.

    This list is certain to grow over the coming months, as the US seeks to impose its will on its southern neighbour, locking it into an increasingly stifling and abusive relationship. But as things currently stand, there is not much that Mexico will be able to do about it.

    Given the scale of its economic dependence on the US, which is largely the intended consequence of NAFTA and US-friendly economic policies pursued by generations of Mexican leaders, some on the CIA’s payroll; its geographic location — “so far from God, so close to the United States”, as Mexican dictator Porfirio Díaz is alleged to have once said; and the very real risk of retaliation from the US, the Sheinbaum government is unlikely to take up Moscow’s offer of energy assistance. For the same reasons, it is unlikely to accept any of the invitations to join the BRICS-plus association or China’s Belt and Road Initiative.

    As Russian Embassy spokesman Andrei Zemskiy recently acknowledged, the USMCA makes it much more difficult for Mexico to join the BRICS — a goal that Russia is openly pursuing.
    (...)
    Mexico’s economy is simply too integrated with the US and Canada’s for it to be able to join the BRICS."

    nakedcapitalism.com/2025/06/as

    #USA #Trump #Mexico #Russia #EnergyDependence #Geopolitics

  7. "Over the past few years, Mexico has clashed repeatedly with the US over a litany of issues, from USAID and NED’s funding of domestic political opposition groups to Washington’s attempts to prevent Mexico from banning GMO corn for human consumption; to Mexico’s refusal to support project Ukraine or US-EU sanctions against Russia despite concerted pressure; to presidential candidate Donald Trump’s threats to send kill teams to Mexico to take out the country’s drug kingpins — a threat that should not be taken lightly given US-Mexican history.

    This list is certain to grow over the coming months, as the US seeks to impose its will on its southern neighbour, locking it into an increasingly stifling and abusive relationship. But as things currently stand, there is not much that Mexico will be able to do about it.

    Given the scale of its economic dependence on the US, which is largely the intended consequence of NAFTA and US-friendly economic policies pursued by generations of Mexican leaders, some on the CIA’s payroll; its geographic location — “so far from God, so close to the United States”, as Mexican dictator Porfirio Díaz is alleged to have once said; and the very real risk of retaliation from the US, the Sheinbaum government is unlikely to take up Moscow’s offer of energy assistance. For the same reasons, it is unlikely to accept any of the invitations to join the BRICS-plus association or China’s Belt and Road Initiative.

    As Russian Embassy spokesman Andrei Zemskiy recently acknowledged, the USMCA makes it much more difficult for Mexico to join the BRICS — a goal that Russia is openly pursuing.
    (...)
    Mexico’s economy is simply too integrated with the US and Canada’s for it to be able to join the BRICS."

    nakedcapitalism.com/2025/06/as

    #USA #Trump #Mexico #Russia #EnergyDependence #Geopolitics

  8. "Over the past few years, Mexico has clashed repeatedly with the US over a litany of issues, from USAID and NED’s funding of domestic political opposition groups to Washington’s attempts to prevent Mexico from banning GMO corn for human consumption; to Mexico’s refusal to support project Ukraine or US-EU sanctions against Russia despite concerted pressure; to presidential candidate Donald Trump’s threats to send kill teams to Mexico to take out the country’s drug kingpins — a threat that should not be taken lightly given US-Mexican history.

    This list is certain to grow over the coming months, as the US seeks to impose its will on its southern neighbour, locking it into an increasingly stifling and abusive relationship. But as things currently stand, there is not much that Mexico will be able to do about it.

    Given the scale of its economic dependence on the US, which is largely the intended consequence of NAFTA and US-friendly economic policies pursued by generations of Mexican leaders, some on the CIA’s payroll; its geographic location — “so far from God, so close to the United States”, as Mexican dictator Porfirio Díaz is alleged to have once said; and the very real risk of retaliation from the US, the Sheinbaum government is unlikely to take up Moscow’s offer of energy assistance. For the same reasons, it is unlikely to accept any of the invitations to join the BRICS-plus association or China’s Belt and Road Initiative.

    As Russian Embassy spokesman Andrei Zemskiy recently acknowledged, the USMCA makes it much more difficult for Mexico to join the BRICS — a goal that Russia is openly pursuing.
    (...)
    Mexico’s economy is simply too integrated with the US and Canada’s for it to be able to join the BRICS."

    nakedcapitalism.com/2025/06/as

    #USA #Trump #Mexico #Russia #EnergyDependence #Geopolitics

  9. "Over the past few years, Mexico has clashed repeatedly with the US over a litany of issues, from USAID and NED’s funding of domestic political opposition groups to Washington’s attempts to prevent Mexico from banning GMO corn for human consumption; to Mexico’s refusal to support project Ukraine or US-EU sanctions against Russia despite concerted pressure; to presidential candidate Donald Trump’s threats to send kill teams to Mexico to take out the country’s drug kingpins — a threat that should not be taken lightly given US-Mexican history.

    This list is certain to grow over the coming months, as the US seeks to impose its will on its southern neighbour, locking it into an increasingly stifling and abusive relationship. But as things currently stand, there is not much that Mexico will be able to do about it.

    Given the scale of its economic dependence on the US, which is largely the intended consequence of NAFTA and US-friendly economic policies pursued by generations of Mexican leaders, some on the CIA’s payroll; its geographic location — “so far from God, so close to the United States”, as Mexican dictator Porfirio Díaz is alleged to have once said; and the very real risk of retaliation from the US, the Sheinbaum government is unlikely to take up Moscow’s offer of energy assistance. For the same reasons, it is unlikely to accept any of the invitations to join the BRICS-plus association or China’s Belt and Road Initiative.

    As Russian Embassy spokesman Andrei Zemskiy recently acknowledged, the USMCA makes it much more difficult for Mexico to join the BRICS — a goal that Russia is openly pursuing.
    (...)
    Mexico’s economy is simply too integrated with the US and Canada’s for it to be able to join the BRICS."

    nakedcapitalism.com/2025/06/as

    #USA #Trump #Mexico #Russia #EnergyDependence #Geopolitics

  10. On a #PolarRES call with collaborators in #Ukraine who are joining with power for their computer + internet only from their recently installed #SolarPanels.

    #DistributedPower from #Renewables is also a way of building societal #Robustness as well as reducing #EnergyDependence on enemy regimes.

  11. On a #PolarRES call with collaborators in #Ukraine who are joining with power for their computer + internet only from their recently installed #SolarPanels.

    #DistributedPower from #Renewables is also a way of building societal #Robustness as well as reducing #EnergyDependence on enemy regimes.

  12. On a #PolarRES call with collaborators in #Ukraine who are joining with power for their computer + internet only from their recently installed #SolarPanels.

    #DistributedPower from #Renewables is also a way of building societal #Robustness as well as reducing #EnergyDependence on enemy regimes.

  13. On a #PolarRES call with collaborators in #Ukraine who are joining with power for their computer + internet only from their recently installed #SolarPanels.

    #DistributedPower from #Renewables is also a way of building societal #Robustness as well as reducing #EnergyDependence on enemy regimes.

  14. On a #PolarRES call with collaborators in #Ukraine who are joining with power for their computer + internet only from their recently installed #SolarPanels.

    #DistributedPower from #Renewables is also a way of building societal #Robustness as well as reducing #EnergyDependence on enemy regimes.

  15. Cutting off our #EnergyDependence on Russian fossil fuels also goes through #digital #technologies ⬇️
    #DigitalEU #EUGreenDeal
    RT @EU_Commission: The #EUGreenDeal and #REPowerEU require a deep transformation of our energy system.

    Our Action Plan will help unlock the potential of digitalising the energy sector and the important energy savings that this can provide, benefitting all consumers.

    ec.europa.eu/commission/pressc

    🐦🔗: nitter.eu/vestager/status/1582