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TotalEnergies is already developing a portfolio of offshore wind projects with a total capacity of more than 13 GW, the majority of which are bottom-fixed. (Source: Nicholas Doherty - unsplash.com)

The chip shortage is a global problem; a hugely messy situation that some analysts in the early days of the shortage predicted would be over and done with. Now, some say it might continue well into next year and beyond. (Source: kaptn - stock.adobe.com)

Today’s flexibility requirements – in 2021, 11% of the total electricity demand in the EU – will grow to 24% in 2030. (Source: Max Topchii - stock.adobe.com)

The IVECO Heavy Duty FCEV (fuel cell-electric vehicle) is a hydrogen-powered semi for the European market. With its fuel cell-electric powertrain, and in combination with green hydrogen, the semi emits zero emissions locally. (Source: Bosch)

The global chip shortage emerged in 2020 and is an ongoing problem where the demand for integrated circuits such as computer chips is greater than supply. (Source: Quardia Inc. - stock.adobe.com)

In terms of semiconductor production, Germany leads the pack in Europe. (Source: stockphoto-graf - stock.adobe.com)

In 2022, the power transistor market was valued at USD17.13 billion and is expected to reach USD20.22 billion in 2028 and USD27.58 billion by 2032. (Source: Kuzmick - stock.adobe.com)

The transaction strengthens power semiconductor production in Germany. (Source: gabriellefaithhenderson - unsplash.com)

Electric Volvo car drivers will get access to 12,000 Tesla Superchargers across the United States, Canada and Mexico as Volvo Cars adopts North American Charging Standard. (Source: Volvo Car Corporation)

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