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Baptiste Langlois

France, Madrid, Paris, Rennes
As seen in: L'Express, Ouest France, El Diario, Flipboard, Le Nouvel Obs, Slate France, Reporterre, Pour l'Éco
Journaliste @LEXPRESS • Climat et transitions • Ex-correspondant en Espagne 🇪🇸
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Tour de France: Cube, the German brand that reigns over European cycling

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By Baptiste Langlois
| lexpress.eu
The "garage myth" is not reserved for American tech giants. Like Apple or Hewlett-Packard, thousands of companies have pursued a big idea from small premises, barely illuminated by artificial light. While not all have enjoyed the success of the Silicon Valley, some have managed to claim their spot in the sun. Take Cube, the German bike brand whose story began not in a garage, but in a corner of the family furniture warehouse in the Bavarian town of Waldershof.
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Xavier Barbaro, CEO of Neoen: "Batteries will be the wonderful surprise package in the coming years in Europe"

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By Baptiste Langlois
| lexpress.eu
Nobody is a prophet in their own country. Neoen perhaps knows this better than anyone. As a matter of fact, the company, which was founded and operates in France, is much better known abroad. It is particularly well known in Australia, where it has established itself as the market leader in the renewables sector thanks to large-scale solar power plant projects and battery storage.
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Canicule : "Le gouvernement minimise l'ampleur de la catastrophe à venir"

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By Baptiste Langlois
| Flipboard
lexpress.fr - Entretien. En 2100, vivre à Lyon n'aura rien d'une dolce vita. En matière de réchauffement, le gouvernement communique de manière bien trop ...
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