Chevron is actively seeking opportunities for further growth and is optimistic about the future. Despite global uncertainties, the company anticipates […]
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Ursula von der Leyen is pushing for an independent EU intelligence service. This move by the Commission President is causing
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The energy crisis and the resulting economic decline of the country are creating immense pressure. Bavarian Minister-President and CSU party
Markus Söder calls for mini nuclear power plants for Germany Read More »
The paper industry is struggling due to a deep structural crisis, resulting in increasing factory closures, bankruptcies, job losses, and
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The German government is planning a targeted state investment in TenneT Germany because the energy system is bearing enormous burdens
The decision by the federal government and Bavaria to invest €273 million in BMW’s fuel cell project reveals a striking
Germany is undergoing a period of profound upheaval, the causes of which are manifold and encompass both internal structural problems
Germany’s industry is reeling – many causes are intertwined Read More »
International Paper is pushing ahead with a comprehensive restructuring in Germany that is deeply impacting several regions. The company, often
Closure of five locations – International Paper cuts 500 jobs in Germany Read More »
Germany’s new power plant strategy promises security of supply, but its scope falls significantly short of requirements. According to the
Strategy with gaps – government ignores actual power plant needs Read More »
The Franconian Pipe Works, with around 140 employees, is facing permanent closure in Schwarzheide, a move that will severely impact
Shock for Schwarzheide – Fränkische Rohrwerke closes entire site Read More »
The debate surrounding CO₂ emissions from cargo ships attracted considerable attention. At the International Maritime Organization meetings in London, the
The US halts global CO2 tax on cargo ships Read More »
Long-standing fruit production is coming to an end on the site near Sarstedt-Ruthe because Leibniz University Hannover is planning a
22,000 apple trees are to be cleared for a solar park Read More »
The industrial electricity price dominates energy policy, but the very start of the debate reveals a remarkable spectacle: leading coalition
Industrial electricity price – a costly mistake Read More »
Saxony-Anhalt’s Minister-President Reiner Haseloff, appearing on Maybrit Illner’s talk show, used words that few top politicians express so openly. The
Prime Minister Haseloff states what most people already know – Germany is bankrupt Read More »
Hungary is strengthening its role in the automotive industry and, with the new Mercedes-Benz research and development center, is gaining
