Plentiful renewable energy is opening up a new industrial frontier

Power that is cheap and—crucially—green, along with bargain land and proximity to iron ore, is sparking an improbable industrial revolution, based on hydrogen, “green” steel and batteries. SSAB, a steelmaker, is poised to deliver its first consignment of “eco-steel” from a hydrogen-fuelled pilot plant in Lulea, a northern city. To make steel, iron ore must […]

Rachel Azaria on how Israel’s green pass nudged people to get vaccinated

Families and couples were walking in and out of a restaurant in Jerusalem on a beautiful spring evening. My friend and I exchanged worried glances—wondering if we knew where to find them—for it isn’t a common request. Most places don’t ask for it, and those that do still welcome customers without one, provided they sit […]