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The dream of a new energy era has a firm grip on Germany. The vision of a climate-neutral future with […]

The US government has awarded a historic contract to the American company Westinghouse. The contract involves an investment of at

The mood in the German export sector remains tense. The “autumn of reforms” announced by Friedrich Merz was supposed to

Despite insolvency, broken promises, and spiraling costs, Schleswig-Holstein is sticking to its controversial commitment to Northvolt. Further subsidies amounting to

The black-red coalition hopes to revive sluggish sales of electric vehicles with a new subsidy program. However, despite subsidies, improved

The situation at the robot manufacturer Kuka in Augsburg is escalating. The planned job cuts are causing unrest, as more

The increasingly narrow gap between civil servants’ salaries and basic welfare benefits is bringing the issue of inadequate pay for

German small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly under pressure. Rising energy costs and record-high electricity prices are hitting small

The government’s gigantic debt fund was intended to stimulate the economy and enable investments in infrastructure. However, the money from

Nearly 900 companies – including several large international corporations – have withdrawn from the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi). This

Europe’s energy transition is on shaky ground, because behind the gleaming facade lurks a massive security risk. The continent has

The German Environment Agency (UBA) has ignited a heated debate about the future of wood energy with a new report.

Despite significant setbacks in subsidized hydrogen projects in Germany, Austria is sticking to its ambitious hydrogen strategy. The Alpine republic

Rostock’s only hydrogen filling station is facing demolition – a sobering example of failed funding and inflated hopes for the

Support for Windows 10 has ended, and the Ministry of Digital Affairs has long since lost track of the transition