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

In October, a serious wind turbine collapsed in Havixbeck. The turbine’s nacelle, along with the rotor blades, tore from the

Katherina Reiche has sparked a debate that extends far beyond traditional economic issues. For the first time, she openly stated

The German Armed Forces’ new pistol represents a political contradiction with significant symbolic implications. The current arms contract is going

Nearly 15 years after Fukushima, the world’s largest nuclear power plant is once again at the center of the energy

Skysails Power GmbH has filed for insolvency. The Hamburg-based company developed so-called kite power plants, designed to generate electricity from

Insulation has long been considered a key lever for climate protection in the building sector, but new analyses are putting

The charging station miscalculation is costing billions and shaping the streetscape of many cities. Public charging points are springing up

The real income of Germans is decreasing because growing portions of economic output are permanently reserved for mandatory government and

Charging station operators are calling for government protection because charging cable theft is increasingly crippling the charging infrastructure and noticeably

Negative electricity prices are no longer a fringe phenomenon, but a central cost problem of the German electricity system. A

The electric vehicle crisis has reached a new peak, as Ford terminates a key battery deal with LG Energy Solutions.

The new ICE L has been in service since mid-December, but Deutsche Bahn’s ICE train is starting its operations under

Electricity prices in Germany have been at record highs across Europe for years, placing a significant burden on private households.

An aggressive mood is spreading through German business, increasingly directed against the federal government. Business leaders accuse politicians of a