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CO2 storage: Why billions in subsidies are causing skepticism

The UK wants to subsidize the capture and storage of CO2 (CCS) with almost 22 billion pounds. Many other countries are pushing ahead with plans for the controversial climate technology. Experts say there are other long-term options for most sectors and environmentalists warn of leaks like those that have recently occurred in the US.

By Nico Beckert

Climate Action financing: How the principle of hope governs the CTF

Many German ministries are glad their funds in the CTF will remain untouched. However, it remains to be seen whether the entire fund will be spent. After all, the Climate and Transformation Fund is nine billion euros short – and there are no clear plans where to get the money from. The Ministry of Finance is counting on having enough money left over somewhere.

By Malte Kreutzfeldt

US election: How Kamala Harris can change climate policy

The US Vice-President is a fierce critic of the fossil fuel industries and is calling for more money for climate action and even more green investments. She would secure Joe Biden's climate policy record, which Donald Trump wants to destroy. But as POTUS, she would probably be much less radical.

By Bernhard Pötter

African oil states found own bank

The African Association of Petroleum Producers (APPO) has founded the Africa Energy Bank. Its aim is to help finance the African energy sector. The bank is to provide funds for projects that are no longer supported by the Global North.

By Viktor Funk