Germany: Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku is "scared to celebrate” when he scores after having three goals ruled out after video review at the European Championship
Lukaku had two goals overturned by VAR in Belgium's shock 1-0 loss to Slovakia last week
one for offside and one for an earlier handball by Loïs Openda
VAR spotted another offside when Lukaku scored in the 2-0 win over Romania on Saturday that got Belgium's campaign on track
Lukaku has yet to score a valid goal at Euro 2024 but Doku said his teammate remains upbeat
"He would have liked to have the goals because
I think he's scared to celebrate,” Doku said
he always wants to score and of course you think of your individual stats
But he’s happy with the impact that he’s having on our team and the chances he’s creating
"If you watch the games you can see how important he is for us
He didn’t score but he gave an assist and that’s important as well.”
Belgium takes on Ukraine in its last game on Wednesday in Group E
the most even of all at Euro 2024 will all four teams on three points each
but we just want to win the game,” Doku said
Even if we had already six points we’d want to win the game
Now there’s a little more tension of course
Porsche commissions a fully electric truck by MAN to deliver part for the production of their first electric car <a href="https://www.electrive.com/2018/06/09/porsche-reveals-mission-e-name-taycan/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Taycan</a> in Stuttgart currently in preparation
The MAN eTGM is a 32-ton carrier that Porsche says comes with a range of 130 km
Said range will more than enough for the daily operations that will see the all-electric truck drive on a 19-kilometer stretch between the Freiberg am Neckar site operated by logistics partner LGI and the Porsche plant in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen
Porsche will be among the first to use the brand new <a href="https://www.electrive.com/2018/09/19/man-presents-wide-ranging-electric-truck-portfolio/">MAN eTGM</a>
that the VW owned company plans to release in a first small series from early 2019
The cooperation also includes a high power charging station
in this case developed by Porsche Engineering and the same Ionity uses
The maximum charging capacity for this electric truck station located in Freiberg is 150 kWh
which is sufficient to charge the electric truck to travel a further 100 kilometres in 45 minutes
the vehicle is charged using energy from renewables
Porsche specifies the electric truck as follows: &#8220;The battery-powered eTruck is a MAN eTGM 18.360 4&#215;2 LL
The type designation indicates that the truck is a semitrailer tractor and belongs to the 18-tonne weight class
while the overall combination with a semitrailer is designed for a total weight of 32 tonnes in delivery traffic
The 360 figure represents the horsepower of the 265 kW eTruck
Lithium-ion batteries with a storage capacity of 149 kWh are used to store energy
making it possible for the eTruck to cover a range of 130 kilometres.&#8221;
It is also part of a wider effort to &#8220;green&#8221; operations at Porsche
One example is that the carmaker has been using energy from renewable sources at all production sites for two years now
and that the railway logistics from production locations solely uses natural power
The first all-electric Porsche Taycan is slated for launch next year and is nearly sold out
at least when looking at reservations made to date
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