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With the curtailment of Russian gas supplies, the supply situation in the coming winter is becoming increasingly critical. Politicians’ calls […]

According to climate researchers, fluorinated greenhouse gases (F-gases) have a much greater impact on global warming than carbon dioxide. Partially

In a committee meeting on 14 June 2022, parliamentarians in Brussels voted against the EU Commission’s proposal to include natural

With its sixth sanctions package, the EU has imposed a far-reaching oil embargo against Russia. For the time being, it

Lignite is the only energy source worth mentioning that is available in large quantities for electricity production in Germany. With

The mineral oil companies are at least not passing the tank rebate on to consumers in full. The fuel rebate

Russia has cut gas deliveries via the Nord-Stream 1 Baltic Sea pipeline by 40 percent. Gazprom justifies the step with

The fuel rebate was actually supposed to relieve citizens of the extremely increased fuel prices. But the rebate has not

As already described in the article “Energiewende in eine Sackgasse -Stromspeicher” (Energy transition into a dead end – electricity storage),

Lawmakers in Japan call for faster restart of nuclear plants amid energy crisis. Japan’s government must do more to win

The EU directive on CO₂ limits stipulates that no new cars and vans with combustion engines may be registered in

Japan is stepping up its appeal to citizens and businesses to save electricity. The country is facing an energy supply

The expansion of wind power is not progressing. Federal Economics Minister Robert Habeck (Bündnis 90/Grüne) has now presented a plan

Fatih Birol, head of the International Energy Agency, warns: Europe could run out of fuel this summer with the start

In his programme for the decarbonisation of Germany, Economics Minister Habeck relies on the rapid expansion of solar and wind