German industry relocates production abroad
According to a BDI survey, almost every sixth company in German industry relocates its production and jobs abroad. Companies attribute […]
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Energy price disaster threatens German industry: Evonik board calls for urgent measures
According to the CEO of the chemical group Evonik, Christian Kullmann, energy for industry in Germany is more expensive than
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Environmental groups warn against the approval of new wood heating systems
An alliance of major environmental organizations has warned the traffic light parties against classifying wood heating systems as sustainable. They
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Left accuses Lindner of “austerity dictates” at the expense of poor people
The savings targets of Finance Minister Christian Lindner (FDP) for the federal ministries in the budget for the coming year
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The green economic miracle promised by Olaf Scholz does not materialize
Germany is in an economic crisis and the growth rate is falling rapidly. Nevertheless, the government promises people a new
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Heat pumps, grid expansion and electricity consumption-Habeck does not believe that the grids will be overloaded
Energy industry engineers have expressed concern that power grids could be overloaded due to the growing prevalence of heat pumps.
Habeck and Scholz consider agreement on the heating law possible before the summer break
Economics Minister Robert Habeck (Greens) and Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) believe that the controversial heating law can be passed soon.
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Installers refuse to install new oil and gas heating systems
Heating system installers are reluctant to install new gas boilers because of delivery problems. In addition, a ban on installation
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Brandenburg prepares for blackout
Brandenburg plans to build around 300 “disaster control lighthouses” in preparation for longer power outages. These lighthouses are said to
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Greens and SPD push law for municipal heat planning
The SPD and the Greens are pushing ahead with the planned law on municipal heat planning. According to Klara Geywitz
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Huge lithium mine gets green light in Portugal
Portugal’s Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday gave the green light for a huge lithium mine. The mine could become the
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KfW’s solar loan programme: An illusion for average consumers?
In an attempt to further fuel the booming photovoltaic market, the Ministry of Economics has held out the prospect of
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Spahn meets with criticism with push to abolish pension at 63
The vice chairman of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group, Jens Spahn (CDU), has met with sharp criticism for his proposal to
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Struggle over new heating law continues on several levels
The wrangling over the government’s heating law continues on several levels. On Tuesday evening, Federal Minister of Economics Robert Habeck
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Europe’s Gigafactory in Douvrin: A milestone on the path to independence from Chinese battery manufacturers
The main building of the new battery cell production of the Automotive Cells Company (ACC) in Douvrin, a small town