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While energy prices are rising exorbitantly worldwide, some countries like Ethiopia remain largely in the dark. Half of the population has no electricity. Two hydroelectric power plants at a superlative dam are supposed to supply them with it this year. But economically and politically, the project is tricky. “Economy from …
Satellite images show: The new Expo site fits the glittering metropolis of superlatives. Dubai paid a whopping seven billion dollars for the World Expo. And yet some of the glitter seems a little dull. “Economy from above” is a collaboration between WirtschaftsWoche and LiveEO. This is a translation of the …
The “Sevington Inland Border Facility” is intended to prevent miles of truck congestion at the British border. Satellite images show, however, that the site has hardly been used so far. Have the planners hopelessly miscalculated the dimensions? What lies behind this and what role the shortage of truck drivers plays. …
Despite lifting the flight ban months ago, the U.S. aircraft manufacturer is having trouble getting rid of the problem plane. This is evidenced by the latest satellite images. “Economy from above” is a collaboration between WirtschaftsWoche and LiveEO. This is a translation of the original article written in German by …
Capacities are tight, and for once money is not, so shipowners are ordering new container ships. The shipyards in Asia are happy about the orders. But when the new freighters are seaworthy in a few years, there could be too many ships. “Economy from Above” is a collaboration with LiveEO. …
Each kilometer of this highway expansion costs a three-digit million sum. This makes the A100 in Berlin probably Germany’s most expensive and controversial road. Nevertheless, the expansion is progressing, as our satellite images show. “Economy from above” is a collaboration between WirtschaftsWoche and LiveEO. This is a translation of the …
The Pelješac Bridge was not exactly without controversy: the project was financed by the EU. European construction companies were nevertheless disappointed because the contract was awarded to a Chinese state-owned company. More crucially, a country loses contact with Europe in one fell swoop, satellite images show. “Economy from above” is …
The Pelješac Bridge was not exactly without controversy: the project was financed by the EU. European construction companies were nevertheless disappointed because the contract was awarded to a Chinese state-owned company. More crucially, a country loses contact with Europe in one fell swoop, satellite images show. “Economy from above” is …
Anyone who wants to build a Tiny House must comply with building regulations – regardless of whether they set up their mini house in the USA, Germany or the Netherlands. But there are some differences between the countries, our satellite images also show. “Economy from above” is a collaboration between …
Tesla’s pace of plant construction in Grünheide, close to Berlin, Germany, is baffling politicians, lobby groups and trade unionists alike. But in Austin, Texas, things are moving even faster, as exclusive satellite images show. “Economy from above” is a collaboration between WirtschaftsWoche and LiveEO. This is a translation of the …
