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Offshore: Why challenges in the wind power industry are jeopardizing the energy transition
By Lisa Kuner and Miriam Scheibe
19.05.2026
UNGA resolution: What the ICJ advisory opinion means for climate lawsuitsBy Alexandra Endres
19.05.2026
Gaps in German methane reports: Federal and state governments trade accusationsBy Nico Beckert
19.05.2026
UNGA resolution: What the ICJ advisory opinion means for climate lawsuitsBy Alexandra Endres
13.05.2026
ETS reform: Why many companies are warning against overly drastic changesBy Lukas Knigge
14.05.2026
Iran war: Energy transition saves the European Union billions on fossil fuel importsBy David Goeßmann
14.05.2026
Energy Council: The EU debates domestic energy production as a solution to high pricesBy Manuel Berkel
14.05.2026
Building Modernization Act: German Federal Environment Ministry approves proposal after minor amendmentsBy Malte Kreutzfeldt
12.05.2026
How Europe can reduce its dependence on dangerous autocratsBy Matthias Kalkuhl and Daniel Spiro
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Headlines - Edition 378 from May 21st, 2026
- Offshore: Why the wind power industry’s challenges are jeopardizing the energy transition
- CCM: What the climate ministers are discussing in Copenhagen
- Construction sector: Construction boom undermines climate protection progress
- The World of Morgan: What China strategy the EU needs
- Emissions allowances: Germany requests deletion from the EU
- Hydrogen: Sunfire CEO criticizes EU legislation
- Climate communication: Incorrect information on German TV
- Disasters: Why an important database is at risk
- Fertilizers: Action plan remains vague on emissions trading
- Gas prices: LNG imports make Europe more vulnerable
- Must Reads: Fact-checking climate scenarios
- Dates: Climate Neutrality Forum
- Documents: Companies are calling for electrification
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