"By 2030, demand for grid-scale batteries is projected to be more than six times what domestic manufacturers produced last year, according to Wood Mackenzie."
grid-scale batteries lfg
www.nytimes.com/2026/02/03/c...
lol
I do not know why keeps talking, but he does. He keeps saying things he probably should not be saying just before a historically large and highly volatile fund raise.
Woah it cracked $73K. Passing by kilos so fast they are just a blur on the screen. It’s so odd this is coinciding with the software sector scare.
I keep returning to one passage from Trump’s Davos speech. “You need ownership to defend something,” he said. “You can’t defend it on a lease. Who the hell wants to defend a licence agreement, or a lease?”
Taken seriously, this logic is devastating. 1/4
Why does the Board of Peace logo look like it's from a 1995 CD-ROM game about how you need to learn geography to save the planet?
Es wird kein Ballsaal, es wird ein Datacenter mit einem Ballsaal oben drauf.
People talking about 2016 like it's Ancient Times is really starting to get to me ...
I reached 100K followers and this place still doesn't feel like it has the reach or impact of old Twitter.
Eine Sache an Trumps Rede war ja lustig. Er sagte, er hatte gar nicht vor, über Grönland zu reden. Und dann redete er gefühlt eine Stunde über Grönland. Wie lang hätte denn seine Rede gedauert, wenn er nicht über Grönland gesprochen hätte? 10 Minuten?
Look what is going in Central Asia, in the Southern Caucasus, in Iran, in Syria, in Venezuela. It is not exactly a success story in the perspective of the Kremlin.
🇫🇮🇺🇦 Stubb: Putin wanted to take over Ukraine and make it Russian, he failed.
He will not take over Ukraine and Ukraine WILL become a member of the European Union. Putin wanted to project power around the world and in the region.
🇳🇱🇺🇦🇪🇺 Dick Schoof: In the end, Ukraine will become a member of the European Union.
It will take a couple of years. We have to be honest about that. We do not want to destabilize the European Union by bringing in a country too quickly.
You cannot simply confiscate money — that is an act of war, and it should not be underestimated. It has never happened in history. Even during the Second World War, immobilized assets were never confiscated.
Doing so now would be the first time in history, and it would have serious consequences.
🇧🇪Belgian PM Bart De Wever:
Russian Central Bank’s money — the immobilized assets, not frozen assets, are mostly located in Belgium.
You cannot simply take someone else’s money. We are not at war with Russia. Europe is not at war with Russia.
Oh?
I do not agree with the argument that Russia wants to continue the war because it believes it can keep advancing.
I believe Russia does not want to end the war because ending it would be too expensive. At some point, it will no longer be able to pay its soldiers.
during the Soviet War in Afghanistan, around 20,000 Russian soldiers died over a period of 10 years.
The Russian economy is suffering. There is zero growth and reserves are depleted. If inflation continues at the pace seen this year, it could reach 30%. Interest rates are already around 16%.
🇫🇮 Stubb: I don't agree with the narrative that claims Russia is winning militarily.
Over the past 1,000 days, Russia has advanced by 1% of Ukrainian territory. The cost of that advance has been 1,000 dead soldiers per day — about 30,000 per month. These figures refer to the dead, not the wounded.
Last year, we financed not just the war but also the functioning of the Ukrainian state.
If Ukraine doesn’t end up within defensible borders as a result of the deal that I hope comes, we will be planting the seeds of the next war.
You now have an exodus from the major population centers, including Kyiv. These people did nothing to deserve this.
Deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure is a war crime, and Putin is no man of peace.
🇵🇱🇺🇦 Sikorski: People in Ukraine depend on area heating plants for heat and electricity. When heat and electricity don’t come through, you have to drain water from the radiators, and then their housing becomes unlivable.
In fact, I believe the Ukrainian Army is already part of European security — de facto.
Europe must recognize this reality. We must be united. A united Europe must stand together and be strong, because strength is the only language Putin’s new empire understands.
No individual European army can simply withdraw. As things stand, we are holding the line. Right now, more than one million troops are positioned along the borders of the European Union. This is the reality we are facing.
🇺🇦 Commander of Third Army Corps:
Ukraine gave away the third-largest nuclear arsenal for international guarantees. We gave up our missiles to Russia; they later flew on us again.
We must accept reality — the reality as it is. International law, unfortunately, does not function in this trench.
🇩🇪 Merz: Any threats to acquire European territory by force would be unacceptable. Likewise, the introduction of new tariffs would undermine the foundations of transatlantic relations.
If such measures were to be put in place, Europe’s response would be united, measured, and firm.
Dem Erdboden gleichgemachte ukrainische Stadt
Russia is operating in Ukraine in a "surgical manner" - this is not a war in the literal sense of this word (Putin)
The surgical manner
Die US-GeStaPo wird von oberster Stelle ausdrücklich angewiesen, gegen alle rechtsstaatlichen Grundsätze Nachbarschaften ohne richterlichen Beschluss zu raiden.
Oder wie deutsche Medien sagen würden: "Trumps umstrittene Asylpolitik"
Er hat Angst vor Newsom - gut 🙃
LOL 😅