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AI is invisible, but its energy use isn’t ⚡ Every prompt, every search, every output runs through data centres powered by electricity. One interaction is small. Millions? That’s where it adds up. As AI becomes part of everyday life, it’s also becoming part of Europe’s energy
What if the clean energy transition isn’t just about producing more, but using less? Energy efficiency is often overlooked, yet it could deliver a huge part of Europe’s climate goals. Less demand means lower costs, less pressure on the system, and a faster path forward. So maybe
If clean energy is growing, why doesn’t it feel cheaper? Because we’re not just paying for energy, we’re paying for the transition. New grids, new systems, and keeping the old ones running at the same time all come with a cost. The good news? A more stable, cleaner system is
As the European Union shifts away from fossil fuels, the role of electricity grows rapidly. Clean energy sources like wind and solar are often produced in specific regions: offshore, in coastal areas, or in high-sun regions. To make the most of these resources, energy needs to
