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In an interview with the “Augsburger Allgemeine,” economist Lars Feld describes an industrial crisis that, while building slowly, then hits […]

At the Pentagon, China’s battery dominance is now considered a security issue because many batteries and intermediate products come from

Gascade filled a 400-kilometer pipeline with hydrogen at the end of December 2025, but no customer has booked any capacity.

Sixt is responding to a new initiative from the EU Commission, as the draft targets large vehicle fleets from 2030

Cooperative banks, especially Volksbanken, are considered stable because of their regional roots and their financing of small and medium-sized enterprises

Solar subsidies have massively accelerated the expansion of photovoltaics in Germany, and they now shape electricity prices and grid expansion.

Stutensee is the latest municipality to withdraw from the district heating network project, as performance, timeline, and economic viability no

Japan is planning a major overhaul, with solar parks set to receive less funding from government programs in the future.

Employment has been declining for 21 months, and job cuts in the metal industry remain the dominant issue in the

The Bundesbank is issuing an unusually sharp warning. It considers Chancellor Merz’s fiscal policy risky. Politicians are accepting a growing

The German government plans to spend a record €29.5 billion in 2026 to stabilize electricity prices, cover rising energy transition

The insect farm was intended to be Europe’s flagship project for sustainable protein production, but despite millions of euros in

The new active pension scheme is supposedly modern, secures the future, and motivates older people to continue working. But it

Porsche is ending its own charging network in China because it’s simply no longer profitable. Demand for Porsche electric models

The transport transition in Brandenburg is increasingly becoming a strain. In Cottbus, 46 new hydrogen buses are sitting unused in