The City of Lights no more: Parkour aficionados are turning off commercial establishments’ “wasteful lights” in Paris, the New York Times writes. Videos (watch: runtime: 1:02) show ninja-like young men running, leaping, and putting their “physical abilities to good use” to reach elevated emergency light switches on storefronts. The nocturnal pastime began a couple years back and has gained momentum amid Europe’s energy crisis. Some call it trespassing — but others say the athletes are simply enforcing an often-ignored Paris law requiring stores to turn off their signs between 1am and 6am.
More from Enterprise
Fertiglobe, Dewa, and Emsteel’s net income drops in FY 2024
Fertiglobe’s revenues fell 28% y-o-y to record USD 466 mn
Karm Architecture Lab’s Principal Architect Farah Faheem talks sustainable architecture in MENA
Coffee with: Farah Faheem, Principal Architect of Karm Architecture Lab:…
Burkhan + Grand Mines Mining to develop USD 9 bn minerals venture in KSA
PLUS: UAE and USA launch nuclear energy collaboration worth USD…
TODAY: TotalEnergies is going to court over Uganda oil project + The UAE wants COP29, too
Good morning, wonderful people. It’s yet another busy news day…