Tag: Policy and Regulation
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Executive Dialogue to Boost Nigeria’s Power Sector Collaboration
Overview: A Strategic Forum for Nigeria’s Power Sector NOJA Power Australia, a leading provider of smart-grid solutions, is hosting an invitation-only Executive Dialogue aimed at strengthening collaboration among key stakeholders in Nigeria’s power sector. The event, organized in partnership with the law firm Akinwunmi & Busari LP, brings together regulators, utility operators, technology providers, financiers,…
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AI Harm to Women: Experts Warn of New Threats and Safeguards
The Rising Risk of AI-Facilitated Harm to Women Advances in artificial intelligence have delivered remarkable benefits across healthcare, education, and entertainment. Yet experts warn that the very tools designed to augment human capability could also amplify harm, particularly toward women. From deepfakes and non-consensual imagery to targeted harassment and consent-evading deception, the new AI landscape…
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UK electric car charger rollout slows amid EV adoption concerns
Overview: a slowing rollout in a high‑stakes shift The United Kingdom is moving to electrify its transport sector, but new data shows a noticeable slowdown in the rollout of public electric car chargers in 2025. By the end of November, there were roughly 87,200 charging points across the country, representing a modest but meaningful increase…
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UK Electric Car Charger Rollout Slows as Investors Worry Over EV Adoption Pace
Introduction: A Slower Path to an All-Electric Future The United Kingdom’s progress in building a robust electric vehicle (EV) charging network faced renewed pressure in 2025, with investor concerns mounting about how quickly drivers will switch to cleaner battery-powered cars. New data indicate that while thousands of chargers are still being installed, the rate of…
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UK Unveils Critical Minerals Strategy to Cut China Dependency
UK announces a strategic move to secure critical minerals The UK has unveiled a comprehensive plan to reduce its reliance on China for critical minerals and rare earths. The strategy, led by the government and supported by industry partners, aims to strengthen domestic supply chains, safeguard essential industries, and diversify sources of materials used in…
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Carney’s six nation-building projects, Saab’s Ottawa talks and Ruby Liu’s Hudson’s Bay strategy: Weekly business digest (Nov. 16)
Overview: A pivotal week in business and investing The week of Nov. 16 brings a busy slate for policymakers, retailers, and investors as central bank signals, corporate strategies, and consumer-facing campaigns shape sentiment. From Carney’s bold plan to launch six nation-building projects to airline-style negotiations in Ottawa and Ruby Liu’s controversial Hudson’s Bay initiative, the…
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Adani Plans to Build India’s Largest Battery Storage System
Overview: A Bold Step in India’s Energy Transition Adani, a major player in India’s energy landscape, has unveiled plans to construct the country’s largest battery storage system. The project signals a strategic push to enhance grid reliability, integrate more renewable energy sources, and support India’s ambitions to lead in clean power. As the country accelerates…
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Global week ahead: AI wobble casts shadow over ‘Davos for geeks’ as Lisbon hosts Web Summit
Lisbon welcomes the world to Web Summit From November 5–9, Lisbon becomes the global stage for technology’s next act. The Web Summit, often described as the “Davos for geeks,” gathers thousands of startups, investors, policymakers, and tech giants to discuss breakthroughs, funding trends, and the roadmap for artificial intelligence in daily life and business. This…