Biogas massively increases heating costs
Biogas is considered a sustainable alternative to natural gas, but heating costs for consumers are rising significantly. While those who
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Cars lose access to Aral Pulse truck charging stations
As of September 1, 2025, Aral Pulse will close its truck charging stations for passenger cars. The 25 charging points
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Schaeffler cuts hundreds of jobs in Schweinfurt and closes plant in North Rhine-Westphalia
The automotive and industrial supplier Schaeffler announces massive downsizing in Schweinfurt. Almost 600 jobs will be eliminated. Administration and indirect
228 chemicals from offshore wind farms threaten the sea
A recent study sheds new light on offshore wind farms. Experts identified 228 potential chemicals that could enter the sea
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Split into electricity price zones threatens to tear Germany apart
In Germany, the introduction of new electricity price zones is being considered. The north produces a large proportion of green
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20 percent of jobs in German mechanical engineering at risk
The German mechanical engineering industry is under pressure. A study shows that up to 20 percent of jobs are at
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Car industry increases pressure – postponement of combustion engine ban demanded
The European automotive industry is calling for a postponement of the 2035 ban on combustion engines. Industry associations such as
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EnBW charging stations in Stuttgart – electricity only with parking ticket
An unusual concept is causing controversy in Stuttgart’s city center. Two large fast-charging stations operated by EnBW at the university
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Subsidies for solar plants under fire – RWE and E.ON call for a change of course
“People should be welcome to install solar panels on their roofs, but please without subsidies.” With this statement, Federal Minister
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Battle on the North Sea – how wind farms steal each other’s wind
Germany’s energy transition is in the midst of a battle for scarce resources. More and more wind farms are being
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Dresden – Mayor plans to cut 875 full-time positions in the city administration
Dresden’s financial situation is spiraling out of control. Internal documents show that Mayor Dirk Hilbert (FDP) and Economic Mayor Jan
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Conflict over wind farms divides communities in Saxony-Anhalt
A conflict over new wind turbines is escalating between Gräfenhainichen and the Mulde Reservoir. Saxony-Anhalt is planning a massive expansion
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Mitsubishi withdraws from offshore wind power projects
Mitsubishi is withdrawing from three major offshore wind power projects in Japan. The withdrawal hits the national strategy hard, as
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Buderus plans to close steelworks in Wetzlar
The news hits the region hard. Hesse’s only steel mill, Buderus in Wetzlar, is facing closure. At a staff meeting,
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Safety risk – first operators abandon Chinese wind turbines in the North Sea
The debate surrounding Chinese wind turbines is now reaching the North Sea. Offshore wind power no longer represents just the
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