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All rights reserved The Coupe de France has always been the stage for some of French football's biggest underdog stories and giant-slayings With Ligue 1 McDonald's clubs entering the Round of 64 this weekend and a glimmer of hope for those Davids with our countdown of the top five biggest upsets in Coupe de France history Fourth Tier amateur outfit Calais captivated the nation with their incredible 1999-2000 Coupe de France run They managed to beat a Girondins de Bordeaux side which featured many stars from their UEFA Cup-winning squad Four fellow amateur sides and one semi-professional outfit (Dunkerque) were dispatched en route to the round of 32 and a clash with their first fully professional opponent Calais then saw off Strasbourg at Lens' Stade Bollaert but it would go to another level after they faced Bordeaux The semi-finals brought them up against a Bordeaux side who had just won Ligue 1 Lilian Laslandes and Johan Micoud in the side With 40,000 fans travelling down in 250 buses to Lens Calais's fans witnessed a special win in extra time against Les Girondins to set up a final clash against FC Nantes at the Stade de France For 29 minutes Calais thought they could have done the impossible when they went one goal ahead - yet Nantes would come from behind to secure the cup late on and break hearts Third tier US Quevilly stunned a Marseille side full of the likes of André Ayew to reach the semi-finals of the 2012 Coupe de France the side from the suburbs of Rouen completed a 3-2 win over Les Olympiens thanks to two extra-time goals scored by John-Christophe Ayina They would then reach the final of the Coupe de France for the first time in 85 years after seeing off Rennes losing marginally to Olympique Lyonnais at the Stade de France Amateur side US Jeanne d'Arc Carquefou had already made history by knocking out Ligue 1 side AS Nancy Lorraine in previous rounds - but they would go one better when giants Olympique de Marseille came to town Carquefou were 14th in the fifth tier at the time and had to face an OM side who were fourth in Ligue 1 and boasted talents such as Djibril Cissé and Samir Nasri An early goal from Idrissa N'Doye was enough to see Carquefou through to the quarter-finals They then were knocked out by Paris Saint-Germain in the following round.  Les Herbiers Vendée Football were a club from the third division hailing from a small town in western France home to around 16,000 habitants They made history in 2018 when they reached the final of the Coupe de France but on their way they created a massive upset against Racing Club de Lens to reach the semi-finals Les Herbiers triumphed in the penalty shootout (4-2) to set up a clash with Chambly in the semis They then faced Paris Saint-Germain in the final Third tier Le Puy shocked Ligue 1 side OGC Nice in the 2023 Coupe de France A solitary goal from Mohamed Ben Fredj was enough to knock out Les Aiglons in the Round of 64 It was a Nice side that featured a host of Ex-Premier League stars It was a result which led to the sacking of Nice manager Lucien Faivre >>Coupe de France: History, Format, All you need to know FILE PHOTO: The logo of Amazon is pictured at the company logistics center in Carquefou near Nantes (Reuters) -The pressure is on Amazon.com to deliver on lofty expectations for cloud computing in its fourth-quarter results on Thursday after Microsoft and Google's lackluster reports jolted investor faith in Big Tech's billion-dollar investments in AI Shares of major tech companies surged in the past two years on the belief that massive datacenter needs for artificial-intelligence technologies would power investment for years But that was before Chinese startup DeepSeek said it had achieved AI breakthroughs at a fraction of the cost precipitating a selloff in technology stocks that some say was overdue Amazon may be better positioned than rivals to capitalize on cheaper AI due to its massive cloud business and lower exposure to costly large-language models that power apps such as ChatGPT The company is also set to release its long-awaited Alexa generative artificial intelligence voice service according to three people familiar with the matter and has scheduled a press event for later this month to preview it the world's largest cloud services provider is expected to post its strongest revenue increase in eight quarters at 19.3% But Microsoft and Meta were both forced to defend their AI spending plans last week and shares of Google-parent Alphabet slumped 8% on Wednesday after it said it would be spending more on capex than analysts anticipated "Microsoft and Google results have put even more of a microscope on Amazon's cloud growth," said Dave Wagner portfolio manager at Aptus Capital Advisors which holds shares in all three technology companies "But if Amazon can crush it on their cloud numbers the market's going to absolutely love that report." The company was the first big cloud provider to embrace DeepSeek's AI models last month and has said its capital spending would be more than the $75 billion it estimated for 2024 Slowing growth at Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud the second- and third-biggest cloud players has sparked some caution from analysts about AWS' performance "Microsoft said it was capacity constrained Amazon is going to say it may have been capacity constrained as well and that's why its growth rate isn't quite up to what the market may have expected," said Bob O'Donnell Some analysts see the weakness at rivals as a sign that Amazon may have caught up in the AI race through efforts including doubling its investment in Anthropic and offering a wide selection of AI models on its cloud platform "We actually believe that AWS is regaining share It had been growing a lot slower than Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud for a period of time but we believe that as Amazon has caught up on its AI offering it may have less of a deceleration than Azure and Google Cloud," D.A The company has maintained a higher valuation than some of its rivals with a current forward price-to-earnings ratio of nearly 39 Microsoft's forward P/E is 29 and Alphabet's 22.4 The e-commerce giant's results are also likely to benefit from a healthy holiday shopping season after rival retailers such as Target and a slew of apparel companies issued rosy forecasts over the past month Amazon's North American sales for the fourth quarter are projected to rise 9% year-on-year After a slowdown in online sales growth earlier this year analysts say Amazon is primed for a rebound in the retail business which has influenced its post-earnings share movements over the past two quarters shoppers splurged online between November and December 2024 drawn by deep discounts on everything from TVs to toys The holiday spending growth rate of 8.7% almost doubled from the 4.9% recorded in 2023 Amazon has also tried to improve delivery times and expanded product merchandise pharmacy and fashion - moves analysts say will help propel growth "Most indications are that it was a good quarter There was a good holiday season for the consumer and so there's plenty of reason to believe Amazon will have done well in that side of the business," Luria said (Reporting by Deborah Sophia in Bengaluru; Editing by Pooja Desai and Shounak Dasgupta) We would love to keep you posted on the latest promotion Jacky Perrenot and Lhyfe are proud to announce the launch of the first green hydrogen vehicle in the French mass retail sector This launch is an important step in the energy transition of Lidl which is set on drastically reducing its greenhouse gas emissions Caption: Lidl’s green hydrogen-powered truck Following the inauguration of Europe’s first green hydrogen-powered logistics platform in Carquefou (Loire-Atlantique) in March 2022 Lidl is reaffirming its commitment to environmentally-friendly delivery methods In collaboration with Jacky Perrenot and Lhyfe the company signed a charter at the Salon de l’Agriculture 2022 committing it to putting the very first green hydrogen-powered HGV on the road This truck has been operating at the Carquefou platform since the beginning of the year delivering to Lidl supermarkets in the Nantes region marking a first in the French haulage landscape This first new-generation 26-tonne truck is fitted with a 100 kW fuel cell and has a range of 400 kilometres It will refuel at the multi-energy station in La Roche-sur-Yon and will be supplied with 100% renewable green hydrogen by Lhyfe “We’re proud to have put this first green hydrogen vehicle on the road which represents a significant step forward in our commitment to the energy transition” “This collaboration with Lhyfe and the Jacky Perrenot Group is a concrete example of our desire to work with partners who share our values and ambition.” This innovative vehicle was adapted by Jacky Perrenot who has been involved in the fight against climate change since 2012 and holds the “Objectif CO2” label for its commitment to reducing carbon emissions With the signing of an initial charter at the Salon International de l’Agriculture in 2020 the environmental collaboration between LIDL and Jacky Perrenot has resulted in the annual renewal of part of the chain’s fleet with alternative energies The first all-electric deliveries began in 2021 This green hydrogen-powered truck marks a new stage in the commitment between the two players For an interview with the spokespersons, please contact the press department. Click to access the Lhyfe Media Kit (press releases and visuals) With 1600 supermarket stores and 46,000 staff Lidl France is a unique retail concept focused on proximity and a no-frills offering The chain offers a selected range of 90% private label food products at a single price in all its supermarkets Lidl’s “On the road to tomorrow” programme has shaped its responsible development as a committed retailer More info: www.corporate.lidl.fr contactpresse@lidl.fr Lidl Opens the First Logistics Platform in Europe to Use Renewable Green Hydrogen You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed Lidl is proud to open the first green hydrogen logistics platform in Europe in Carquefou Lidl believes in green hydrogen to optimize its logistics and reduce its CO2 emissions Our customer Lidl is growing in France and Europe This company is facing growing logistical and environmental challenges It is particularly committed to a responsible approach to ensure the sustainability of its activities One of the levers under study to innovate on both logistics and the environment The logistics platform of Carquefou (France 44) has chosen to use hydrogen for its handling equipment motivated by a very simple advantage: the charging time It is only 2 to 3 minutes for a hydrogen engine whereas it took several hours to recharge an electric battery and therefore a dedicated charging area on the platform was needed The resulting benefits are numerous: saving space at the depot because these trolleys are not stored during the many hours of loading less immobilization of the trolleys that can almost operate continuously Lidl manages to completely decarbonize this activity Lidl is already studying the possibility of developing green hydrogen as a solution to optimize its logistics Lidl plans to deploy green hydrogen vehicles on other logistics platforms Or use it to fuel part of its fleet of delivery trucks Lidl is proud to open in Carquefou the first green hydrogen logistics platform in Europe thanks to its partners Plug Power whose green hydrogen production plant is located 75km from our site With 98 operational handling machines and a delivery truck to come in 2022 Lidl believes in the future of green hydrogen to optimize its logistics and reduce its CO2 emissions in line with its commitments with a minimum autonomy of one working day (8 or 9h) vs several hours of charging for an electric battery at the time of the inauguration in March 2022 of renouvelable hydrogen delivered per day Toutes les informations obligatoires sont nécessaires à Lhyfe, en tant que responsable de traitement, pour traiter votre demande et vous recontacter. 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Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience citing the solar panel manufacturer’s failure to find new investors despite its 80 MW of panel manufacturing capacity From pv magazine France Systovi said in a press release this week that it is going into liquidation Loire-Atlantique – has been looking for new investors since March Systovi has not received a takeover offer,” it said “Following the decision of the Nantes Commercial Court dated April 17 the company is forced to announce the immediate cessation of its activities.” acknowledged that the “painful decision” was unavoidable “Despite numerous expressions of interest none made an offer,” explained Toulouse “We are very sad about this outcome and are now mobilizing all our energy to support as best as possible the women and men who have fought for 15 years to bring French solar power into existence.” He said that around 50 interested parties considered investing in the company a takeover by the employees themselves was even considered at one time said that it is providing its 87 employees with support systems dedicated to returning to work It invested in a new laminator in November 2023 to achieve annual production of 200,000 modules – the equivalent of 80 MW its pricing policy did not allowed it to face competition against the prices of Chinese solar panels which fell to €0.10 ($0.106)/W in mid-2023 the company is facing the sudden acceleration of Chinese dumping since the summer of 2023 and the regulatory discussions underway in France and Europe will not have an effect within a time frame compatible with its challenges,” said Systovi which recorded a €21.5 million turnover in 2023 More articles from Gwénaëlle Deboutte I am slowly losing my understanding of the fact that the unproven dumping accusations against Chinese module manufacturers are repeatedly repeated without comment in this type of article the alleged prices of 10 EU cents/Wp (please correct in the article it says 10 euros/Wp …) were seen primarily for “fire sales” from the warehouses of customers who had simply gambled But not for new orders of goods from China Which were higher in 2023 and also in 2024 the major Chinese manufacturers all made money in 2023 which is proof that they are not “dumping” especially as prices in China are no higher than in the EU Which in turn is very relevant for the official assessments of the dumping allegations I also really can’t understand why no mention is made of the fact that a company with a production capacity of 80 MWp (!) per year is so far removed from large-scale series production (factor 1000!) that it simply can’t keep up in any way Let alone know where the skills and costs of the larger once lie A company with a production capacity of 80 MWp can only survive in a niche otherwise it has been doomed to failure for years .This has nothing to do with the “evil Chinese” but with the denial of reality in parts of our EU/US solar industry They still act as if a small joinery can keep up with IKEA in the same mass market furniture segment How should a company with 80 MW production capacity ever become competitve The biggest Chinese competitors have a thousandfold production capacity each Please be mindful of our community standards and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" By submitting this form you agree to pv magazine using your data for the purposes of publishing your comment Your personal data will only be disclosed or otherwise transmitted to third parties for the purposes of spam filtering or if this is necessary for technical maintenance of the website Any other transfer to third parties will not take place unless this is justified on the basis of applicable data protection regulations or if pv magazine is legally obliged to do so You may revoke this consent at any time with effect for the future in which case your personal data will be deleted immediately your data will be deleted if pv magazine has processed your request or the purpose of data storage is fulfilled Further information on data privacy can be found in our Data Protection Policy Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" This website uses cookies to anonymously count visitor numbers. View our privacy policy. × The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this Close Lidl has reaffirmed its commitment to environmentally-friendly delivery methods the company signed a charter at the Salon de l'Agriculture 2022 committing it to putting the very first green hydrogen-powered HGV on the road The new-generation 26-tonne truck is fitted with a 100 kW fuel cell and has a range of 400 kilometres and will be supplied with 100 per cent renewable green hydrogen by Lhyfe which represents a significant step forward in our commitment to the energy transition” said Xavier Pierre “This collaboration with Lhyfe and the Jacky Perrenot Group is a concrete example of our desire to work with partners who share our values and ambition.” The vehicle was adapted by transport company Jacky Perrenot The firm began its collaboration with Lidl in 2020 with the signing of an initial charter at the Salon International de l'Agriculture in 2020 This in turn resulted in the annual renewal of part of the chain's fleet with alternative energies The new green hydrogen-powered truck marks a new stage in the commitment between the two players Lhyfe Lidl Jacky Perrenot Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news You are receiving this pop-up because this is the first time you are visiting our site You are using software which is blocking our advertisements (adblocker) we are relying on revenues from our banners So please disable your adblocker and reload the page to continue using this site.Thanks which specializes in greenhouse tomato and cucumber production in Carquefou (Loire-Atlantique) reviews the progress of the cucumber campaign Production 11 months out of 12The Cheminant group has been producing cucumbers for 6 years on 7 hectares This means that it can produce cucumbers from mid-December until early November "The complementary nature of our greenhouses means that we can smooth out production over the year without any major peaks and be present on the market 11 months out of 12." The group produces almost 12 million units a year which amounts to approximately 4,800 tons of cucumbers Lack of light in spring and summer"We have been at the end of the downturn since the beginning of August," explains Antoine Cheminant the bad weather (since October 2023) has prevented any production peaks "Volumes have been fairly steady over the weeks and the crops developed more quickly because of the lack of light in spring and summer." The weather has multiplied production efforts "The rain and dampness encouraged the development of fungal diseases which are very complicated to manage in crops Prices recently went upAlthough cucumbers are a weather-dependent product consumption has not suffered too much from the bad weather thanks to the promotional actions in supermarkets "Cucumbers are a relatively inexpensive product sales have held up thanks to special offers and promotions from distributors during the season Spanish cucumbers will return to the French market next month "The transition will take place over the coming weeks and French production will start to decline from the end of September This could be "problematic at the end of the season but everything will depend on the weather and prices in Spain," explains Antoine "We do not know what the Spanish harvest will be but we expect similar volumes as in previous years." For more information:Antoine CheminantGroupe CheminantLe Prouzeau44470 Carquefou - FrancePhone: +33 2 40 50 81 26[email protected]https://groupe-cheminant.net/ FreshPublishers © 2005-2025 HortiDaily.com A recent study on a semi-closed greenhouse in Carquefou France revealed a crucial factor affecting energy consumption: humidity control While heating and ventilation are key components of climate management uncontrolled humidity can drive up energy use and create poor growing conditions The study showed that implementing a dehumidification system could reduce energy consumption About the studyThe study aimed to develop and validate a numerical model predicting energy use in greenhouses Conducted over a full tomato cultivation season and the role of humidity in energy efficiency a six-bay Venlo-type structure covering 1,037 m² was equipped with advanced climate control systems The link between humidity and energy useHumidity plays a crucial role in greenhouse energy consumption Excess moisture increases latent heat levels making temperature regulation more difficult it was observed that evapotranspiration from tomato plants naturally reduced indoor temperatures but maintained high humidity levels forcing growers to use more ventilation and heating ventilation reduced humidity but also led to significant heat loss the greenhouse needed 440 kWh/m² to maintain optimal conditions—an increase of nearly 42% compared to the baseline with proper thermal control The study found that when relying solely on ventilation for humidity control relative humidity remained above 80% year-round forcing growers to use more heating to compensate for lost warmth Dehumidification: Key to savingsBy incorporating dehumidification instead of excessive ventilation the greenhouse could maintain ideal humidity levels without unnecessary heat loss The study showed that with an integrated dehumidification system growers could reduce total energy consumption by up to 24% (from 310 kWh/m² to 237 kWh/m²) and maintain stable humidity and temperature Comparing climate control strategiesThe study tested different methods of climate control and their impact on energy consumption with data confirming that ventilation alone is not an efficient solution By combining dehumidification with proper climate management greenhouses can achieve a more energy-efficient and productive environment Why growers should prioritize dehumidificationThe study underscores the importance of active humidity control in greenhouses greenhouse operators can reduce energy waste from excessive ventilation lower heating demand by maintaining a more stable climate and create healthier conditions for plants For more information:DryGairdrygair.com France: Lidl acquires the first green hydrogen vehicle in the mass retail sectorFollowing the inauguration of Europe's first green hydrogen-powered logistics platform in Carquefou (Loire-Atlantique) in March 2022 Source: Materials Handling World UK: Asda warns shoppers will notice bank account is £264 shortAsda has warned shoppers face a £66 weekly shortfall in disposable income in a fresh Cost of Living blow The supermarket giant - which is rivalled by Tesco Morrisons and Sainsbury's - has issued its Income Tracker which found average disposable income for all UK households has risen It has soared by 15.1 per cent year-on-year in May to £239 per week The latest figures from Asda's Income Tracker reveals that disposable income for low-earning households hit a near three-year high in May budgets for these families remain under pressure in real terms as their take home pay was still not enough to cover bills and essential spending leaving them with an average weekly shortfall of £66 It means households are missing £264 a month Source: Birmingham Mail Germany: REWE launches 'Europe's largest' computer vision-based supermarketGerman retailer REWE Group has announced the opening of a Pick&Go store in Hamburg Launched in partnership with Trigo technology REWE claims the 1,200 square metre store is Europe's largest computer vision-based supermarket with over 20,000 items available in the store Shoppers have a choice of four ways to pay for their purchases by scanning and paying at a self-checkout terminal by using the computer-vision technology or the usual method of paying with a cashier The supermarket said that all purchases are recorded securely using minimal data and that cameras and sensors determine what items a customer has selected whcih allows customers to their bill automatically without going through the usual checkout process Source: Retail Systems UK: Tesco increases staff in-office days to boost performanceTesco is calling its corporate staff back into the office as it ups its in-office days from two to three per week in an aim to build "high-performing teams with a collaborative culture." The new change is due to be introduced from September and will see full-time staff work in the office – either contracted office or other location – for a minimum of three days a week The supermarket's part-time workers will also be expected to work from the office for an equivalent number of days to meet the principle Tesco added that while it would continue to honour cases of existing flexible working arrangements it believed the new change will allow staff to deliver more effectively on its core purpose and provided stronger connection among employees Source: Grocery Gazette International expansion pushes Aldi to record salesAldi has achieved its highest worldwide sales ever: the two companies (Nord and Süd) together saw their sales rise 8.7 % to 112 billion euros its international expansion is still expanding Aldi Nord recorded a turnover of 29 billion euros last year Aldi Süd is a lot bigger still: the company increased its sales from 76 to 83 billion euros last year the two companies thus accounted for 112 billion euros in worldwide sales in 2023: a growth of 8.7 % Although Aldi Nord and Süd are legally separate companies they are working increasingly closely together including with common private label brands but the companies aim to increase that number significantly At least 800 additional stores are planned in the United States alone by the end of 2028 accounting for an investment of nine billion dollars (eight billion euros) Source: Retail Detail UK: Grocery giant Henderson reports 20% rise in pre-tax profit to £69mThe grocery supplier behind the north's Spar Vivo and Eurospar network saw its profit-before-tax rise by more than 20% last year to £68.8 million The Henderson Group said total revenue increased by £108m (8.6%) to £1.338 billion in the year ending December 31 2023 which supplies around 500 convenience stores in the north said its grocery departments experienced significant growth in 2023 It contributed to an £11.7m uplift in pre-tax profit from the £57.1m it recorded in 2022 But the company said the trading conditions for the first half of 2024 have proved more challenging Source: Irish News LuLu Group partner to foster sustainability in GCC's retail paymentsMastercard has entered into a partnership with LuLu Group to boost sustainability and efficiency in retail payments across the six GCC markets and Saudi Arabia—will integrate Mastercard's expertise into LuLu Group's operations The collaboration will support various projects New features and benefits introduced by the partnership include digital in-store transactions Source: Zawya US: Walmart's 'buy again' option reveals wild grocery inflation pricesPeople have been complaining about the increase in basic necessities for a while now It seems that things are simply costing astronomically more now than they were just a few short years ago One TikTok creator found himself in need of more groceries and opened up his Walmart account to order some food While in the account he saw the "reorder all" option (which is handy in a pinch) and decided to check out how much his groceries were a couple of years ago his groceries were a pretty reasonable price for 45 items It was when he clicked the "reorder all" button that the price of those exact same items seems to have sent him into a cold sweat I just looked through my Walmart history and I found my order from two years ago for the whole month worth of groceries 45 items costs $126," the man says before revealing the price jump this order of 45 items for one month would've cost $414 That is four times more." The price difference is outrageous and commenters agree with the man including a few of the sentence enhancers he uses to express his frustration Source: Upworthy US: Food 4 Less workers ratify new labor deal with grocerUnionized Food 4 Less grocery workers voted to ratify a new three-year labor contract with the grocer and a more direct path to top-rate pay over the next three years," according to a joint statement from the various included locals of the United Food and Commercial Workers union "After countless hours at the bargaining table and in the streets between their shifts the hard-working members of UFCW stood together for their families and each other and secured a strong contract Workers had previously authorized a work stoppage if labor talks failed 1428 and 1442 announced that they had reached a tentative deal that includes "substantial wage increases for all workers more guaranteed hours and other contract improvements." Source: ABC7 Whole Foods as stores no longer taking checksThe Minneapolis retailer Target said it will stop accepting personal checks in stores later this month with the payment method dwindling in popularity through the years as more people use credit and debit cards as well as a growing segment of digital-exchange platforms "Target is committed to creating an easy and convenient checkout experience and that includes providing our guests with numerous ways to pay including our new Target Circle Cards (formerly known as Target RedCard); cash; digital wallets; SNAP/EBT; buy now pay later services; and credit and debit cards," said Target company spokesman Brian Harper-Tibaldo in an email we'll no longer accept personal checks staring July 15 We have taken several measures to notify guests in advance to aid an easy and efficient checkout experience." Source: Spokesman US: Florida woman wins over $4M in lawsuit against Publix after slipping at storeA Lake County jury awarded over $4 million to a woman after she slipped in a Publix store nearly four years ago Court records show that the woman — Heidi Jordan of Brevard County who is represented by Morgan & Morgan — visited a Publix Supermarket along US-27 in Leesburg back in August 2020 Jordan slipped on water in the produce department arguing that the company's negligence was responsible The release says that Publix admitted to negligence days before the trial started but the chain "challenged the validity of Ms Jordan's injuries and her motives for acquiring legal counsel." However attorneys said that the judge ultimately ruled a directed verdict on liability Source: Click Orlando Frontpage photo: © Dreamstime FreshPublishers © 2005-2025 FreshPlaza.com View upcoming auction estimates and receive personalized email alerts for the artists you follow The moon-headed man stands out against a midnight blue ground, in a medium close-up. a long scar splits the right side of his face shrouded in shadow, running like a rail track through the eye that has given way to a black hole. could it be from this gaping space that Armen Eloyan draws the ink blood that he spreads with such energy in his work deeply charged with black moods and black humour in imposing formats that fully involve his body the artist depicts the hidden face of a ‘wonderful world’ that he dis-figures while at the same time forcefully revealing its true face drawings and sculptures revive and revisit familiar figures taken from globalised popular culture and both individual and collective memory: mickey mouse coyote and other cartoon and amination icons resurface as grotesque figures of dubious and disputable morals projected in devilish scenes where (often masturbatory) sex and violence rule present in and among these anthropomorphic creatures that seem to engage in a secret dialogue with certain dark (and sometimes buried) episodes of History riddled with fresh- ly-smarting scars and still open wounds accentuated by the recurring motif of duality – whether in the combination of two paintings that make up a single whole or in the number of figures that are depicted there — the dramatic tension that armen eloyan generates and establishes goes hand in hand with the sparseness and garbled legibility of the text drawing on the aesthetics of both street art and comic strips the writing undergoes a doubly ‘performative’ movement it is a matter of making the image speak as much as of making the image via textual matter according to a resolutely expressive but intentionally cryptic and interferential logic deliberate in its non-communication.  in collaboration with transportation company Jacky Perrenot and Lhyfe has introduced the first green hydrogen vehicle in France After inaugurating Europe’s first green hydrogen-powered logistics platform in Carquefou Lidl has continued to explore eco-friendly delivery methods In partnership with Jacky Perrenot and Lhyfe the company signed a charter at the Salon de l’Agriculture 2022 to deploy the first green hydrogen-powered heavy goods vehicle (HGV) Operating from the Carquefou platform since the beginning of the year this new-generation 26-tonne truck services Lidl supermarkets in the Nantes region The lorry is equipped with a 100 kW fuel cell and boasts a range of 400 kilometres It refuels at the multi-energy station in La Roche-sur-Yon and is supplied with 100 per cent renewable green hydrogen by Lhyfe which represents a significant step forward in our commitment to the energy transition,” said Xavier Pierre Pölös Zsófia Journalist Trans.info | 5.05.2025 Agnieszka Kulikowska - Wielgus Journalist Trans.info | 5.05.2025 Sabina Koll Journalist Trans.info | 5.05.2025 GXO to manage Northern Italy transport operations for PRG retail groupPölös Zsófia Journalist Trans.info | 5.05.2025 Kevin Schultz © crédit photo : Jean-Marie JAGUOKLe Black Shelter est un pub qui a ouvert ses portes en 2014 à Carquefou Il s'agit d'un établissement très vivant qui accueille régulièrement des événements et qui vous propose une nouveauté depuis début 2018 : une salle de concert C'est donc en 2014 qu'a ouvert le Black Shelter et il a très rapidement trouvé sa clientèle avec toutes les entreprises de la zone de Carquefou l'établissement s'est mis à accueillir des groupes et des DJs qui se produisaient alors dans un espace spécialement aménagé à l'intérieur du restaurant c'est le pub irlandais par excellence : une carte de bières à n'en plus finir des écrans géants pour suivre les rencontres sportives les grands classiques de la cuisine irlandaise et des concerts organisés régulièrement Le Black Shelter vous accueille tout au long de la journée du petit déjeuner jusqu'au dîner et l'afterwork vous trouverez forcément un espace qui vous conviendra pour passer un excellent moment dans ce pub irlandais A la carte du Black Shelter tu retrouveras de nombreux classiques de la cuisine irlandaise ainsi que des bières irlandaises, et le traditionnel Irish coffee.  Accueillir des groupes au coeur même du restaurant mais les limites de cette façon de faire ont été atteintes et l'équipe du Black Shelter a voulu passer au niveau supérieur en ouvrant leur propre salle de concert C'est pourquoi depuis janvier 2018 le Black Shelter a ouvert la Distillery sa salle de concert pouvant accueillir jusqu'à 250 personnes et disposant de 2 mezzanines - crédit photo : Jean-Marie JAGU locaux et internationaux de tous styles qui viennent se produire sur la scène de la Distillery Peu de salles de concert permettent une telle proximité entre le groupe et le public ce qui décuple l'ambiance et la folie du moment Les concerts débutent à partir de 20h30 en général Voici la programmation des prochains concerts organisés à la Distillery : Pour en savoir plus sur ces concerts, et réserver vos places, rendez-vous sur la page Facebook de la Distillery The Black ShelterRoute de Paris - Carquefoudu lundi au mercredi 10h - minuitdu jeudi au samedi 10h - 01hfermé le dimanche Le concept des soirées réservées aux mamans débarque à Nantes  Fatal Bazooka débarque bientôt dans ce club à Nantes Ambiance féerique et chars illuminés : le carnaval de nuit revient à Nantes What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed.