Organización:

Mondragon Assembly

Cargo:

jubilado

Localización:

Orange

Nasa : la première date du décollage vers la Lune est connue

Une date est enfin annoncée pour Artémis 1. La Nasa a annoncé que la première mission du programme américain de retour sur la Lune pourrait décoller dès le 29 août. Deux dates alternatives sont possibles : le 2 ou le 5 septembre, a également précisé l'agence spatiale. L'annonce a opportunément été faite le jour anniversaire de l'atterrissage de la mission Apollo 11 sur la Lune, le 20 juillet 1969. Plus d'un demi-siècle plus tard, le programme Artémis doit marquer le retour des Américains sur cet astre, dont la première femme et la première personne de couleur.

Can the automotive industry scale fast enough?

The rapidly increasing uptake of electric vehicles could transform the automotive ecosystem and promote even greater innovations. For that to happen, two imperatives need attention now

The end of the steel price decline might be near

Let’s get the bad news out of the way.

I usually start with steel prices and lead times. But I’d like to start with demand this time, because, Houston, we have a problem.

About 40% of people responding to the last survey from the Steel Market Update (SMU) reported decreasing demand. That’s the highest reading we’ve seen in our surveys since the outset of the pandemic in spring 2020.

Launch of the Automotive Regions Alliance strengthens industrial ecosystems

An Automotive Regions Alliance has been created to support a fair and successful mobility transition for European regions, guaranteeing that no region is left behind.

The new alliance was officially launched during the June Plenary Session of the European Committee of the Regions, in the presence of Nicolas Schmit, European Commissioner for Jobs and Social Rights.

EU urges member states to slash gas use by 15% to counter ‘Russian blackmail’

The European Union’s executive body has urged member states to slash their gas consumption by 15%, as it warned that a complete shutdown of Russian supplies was “likely”.

The EU has been scrambling to wean itself off Russian gas since the invasion of Ukraine, but is alarmed about a potential energy crisis this winter.

How a Worker-Owned Business Model in Spain Is Keeping Inequality in Check

An increasing number of workers and business owners in the US are looking to a small town in northern Spain as a model to tackle wealth and income inequality.

The 22,000-person town of Mondragon in Spain’s Basque region is home to the world’s largest worker cooperative network, called Mondragon Corporation. Founded half a century ago by a priest and some of his acolytes, the co-ops have found a way, crisis after crisis, to keep unemployment and income inequality in check.

Escrivá saca adelante la reforma para incorporar a miles de extranjeros al mercado laboral

La reforma de la Ley de Extranjería, que introduce cambios para facilitar que miles de extranjeros entren el mercado de trabajo, está en su recta final. El Consejo de Estado ha enviado ya su dictamen favorable al real decreto. Lo ha hecho a pesar del rechazo del Ministerio del Interior a que el proyecto saliese adelante porque podría promover un efecto llamada.

La UE relajará el control de las emisiones para compensar la falta de gas ruso con otras fuentes de energía más contaminantes

Bruselas considera imprescindible recuperar la producción con carbón e incluso incentivarla con subvenciones públicas

BMW CEO warns against premature phaseout of combustion engines: “I don’t think that would help the climate or anyone else”

BMW CEO Oliver Zipse recently shared a warning about the auto sector’s impending retirement of the internal combustion engine. According to the executive, a premature end to the internal combustion engine would not be preferable, and it probably won’t be good for the environment either.