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An electric car plugged into a charging point outside the TÜV Rheinland headquarters in Cologne.Technology · Nov 8, 2026Electric cars: charging changes habits, but not in the same way for everyoneSwitching to electric mainly changes the timing and location of refuelling. Charging at home, at work or at a public charging point: these accounts shed light on different habits, without guaranteeing the same costs or convenience for everyone.Electric rickshaws travelling in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India.Business · Nov 8, 2026In India, the electric rickshaw is changing drivers’ work tooIn India, electric rickshaws are gaining ground because the savings on running costs can matter to drivers who are on the road all day. However, charging, financing and the supply of components determine who can actually make the switch.Hands on the keyboard of an older MacBook Pro, illustrative photograph.Technology · Nov 4, 2026MacBook Pro M6: what’s changing for work and local AIThe MacBook Pro M6 arrives on 6 November. Memory, local AI, connectivity: what the announcements tell us, and what remains to be tested.Tesla Supercharger points in Gillette, Wyoming. Photograph for illustrative purposes.Business · Oct 27, 2026Tesla and SpaceX: the accounts shed light on the stakes of a potential tie-upEven before any potential merger, Tesla and SpaceX are already linked through shareholdings and battery sales.A Li Auto i6 on display in China in September 2025, archive photograph.Business · Oct 27, 2026Li Auto prepares European launch for early 2027: the announced stepsThe Li 6 is due to arrive first in the Netherlands and Norway. The announcement also includes a service network, whose roll-out remains to be seen.Electricity pylons and power lines in a field in Sainghin-en-Mélantois, France, illustrative photograph from 2023.Environment · Oct 26, 2026France exports electricity: is it really independent?With net exports of 92.3 TWh in 2025, France has set an electricity record. But its reliance on oil, gas and uranium tells a different story about dependence.Battery storage installation in Theiss, Austria, archive 2024Innovation · Oct 21, 2026Batteries: how long on the grid?New battery storage capacity deployed rose by 40% in 2025, according to the IEA. Power, duration and use help explain these installations.Bike space and fold-down seats on a CFL trainTravel · Oct 2, 2026Travelling by train with your bikeIn Luxembourg, taking your bike on board is free, but space is not guaranteed. For an international journey, check the conditions for each train.Tudor House in Rosport beneath a blue skyProfiles & stories · Oct 1, 2026Henri Tudor: the man who made electricity an everyday serviceFrom Rosport to Echternach, Henri Tudor refined electric accumulators before helping bring lighting to towns. The story of a Luxembourg inventor who became a European industrialist.White USB-C connector photographed in close-upTechnology · Oct 1, 2026USB-C: choosing the right charger also means checking the wattageLaptops joined the EU’s common charger rules in April 2026. The shape of the plug is no substitute for reading the specifications.Resistors and lettering on an electronic circuit photographed in macroTechnology · Oct 1, 2026Smartphones: reading the label beyond the big letterBattery life, durability, repairability: the European label offers several points of reference. None replaces the others when comparing two phones.