In a Berlin office building, we’re piloting an intelligent charging system with Gewobag and Netgo GmbH to reduce costs and CO₂ emissions. By charging vehicles mainly when renewable energy is abundant and electricity prices are low, we’re optimising energy use and supporting grid stability. The system slows charging only during peak price hours, aiming to have the batteries fully charged by the end of the workday, without disrupting daily routines. It’s a step toward a future where innovation and

I actually think the internet being plagued by cheap "5 minute hacks!" imitation videos was all worth it if their existence exampled to people living in the third world how to explain extremely cheap technology improvements they use to each other and improve each others living conditions even in a marginal way. Languageless transfer of the cheapest technologies