Hydrogen cars are becoming obsolete – the federal government and Bavaria are betting on a dead horse with subsidies
The decision by the federal government and Bavaria to invest €273 million in BMW’s fuel cell project reveals a striking
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Germany’s industry is reeling – many causes are intertwined
Germany is undergoing a period of profound upheaval, the causes of which are manifold and encompass both internal structural problems
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Closure of five locations – International Paper cuts 500 jobs in Germany
International Paper is pushing ahead with a comprehensive restructuring in Germany that is deeply impacting several regions. The company, often
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Strategy with gaps – government ignores actual power plant needs
Germany’s new power plant strategy promises security of supply, but its scope falls significantly short of requirements. According to the
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Shock for Schwarzheide – Fränkische Rohrwerke closes entire site
The Franconian Pipe Works, with around 140 employees, is facing permanent closure in Schwarzheide, a move that will severely impact
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The US halts global CO2 tax on cargo ships
The debate surrounding CO₂ emissions from cargo ships attracted considerable attention. At the International Maritime Organization meetings in London, the
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22,000 apple trees are to be cleared for a solar park
Long-standing fruit production is coming to an end on the site near Sarstedt-Ruthe because Leibniz University Hannover is planning a
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Industrial electricity price – a costly mistake
The industrial electricity price dominates energy policy, but the very start of the debate reveals a remarkable spectacle: leading coalition
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Prime Minister Haseloff states what most people already know – Germany is bankrupt
Saxony-Anhalt’s Minister-President Reiner Haseloff, appearing on Maybrit Illner’s talk show, used words that few top politicians express so openly. The
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Mercedes strengthens Hungary’s automotive industry with new research and development center
Hungary is strengthening its role in the automotive industry and, with the new Mercedes-Benz research and development center, is gaining
Britain is building its first mini-reactor in North Wales
North Wales is facing a major transformation, as the UK’s first small-scale reactor is set to be built at the
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Swiss labor market facing headwinds: Unemployment climbs above a key threshold
Switzerland is experiencing a period of significant uncertainty, as the labor market is showing clear signs of weakness. The recent
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Despite ambitious climate targets, demand for fossil fuels continues to rise
Global demand for fossil fuels remains high, despite many countries announcing ambitious targets. This growing demand directly impacts high expectations
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Billions are wasted – yet global CO2 emissions continue to rise relentlessly
Current research on global CO2 emissions reveals a sobering reality: despite massive climate investments, emissions continue to rise. Despite multi-billion-dollar
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Norway’s wealth tax is leading to lower revenues due to massive capital flight
Europe is experiencing a period of intense capital flight, which is hitting Norway and the UK particularly hard. Both countries
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