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Strong together in Europe: green hydrogen for climate and industry

Only projects in countries with excellent conditions for the production of hydrogen from renewable energies were successful in the European Hydrogen Bank's first round of tenders in April. The chairmen of the hydrogen councils in Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands are calling for a reorientation of policy in their countries.

By Experts Table.Briefings

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Tim Walz: Who Kamala Harris' Running Mate is

Tim Walz is little known in Europe. In terms of foreign policy, he opposes an isolationist course. He recently said that the rest of the world needs the USA.

By Redaktion Table

Analyse

Commodity partnerships: Why they do not bring the hoped-for success

To secure raw materials for important transformation technologies and reduce dependence on China, the German government and the EU are entering into strategic partnerships. However, their hoped-for success has yet to materialize: The pressure from the pandemic and war seems to be waning again, and low commodity prices are reducing the urgency to diversify.

By Leonie Düngefeld

News

Europe's groundwater level more stable than assumed

According to researchers at the Helmholtz Center for Environmental Research, groundwater levels in Southern Europe are not fundamentally at risk. Although regions with long dry periods are more vulnerable, there is hope.

By Lukas Knigge

News

Number of EU lobbyists increases by 12 percent

The number of entries in the EU Transparency Register has risen significantly since the beginning of the year. In addition to the EU elections, there is another possible explanation.

By Manuel Berkel

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Blue hydrogen: BDEW warns of low supply

The BDEW is calling for an expansion of the permitted suppliers of blue hydrogen. According to information from Table.Briefings, the energy association therefore also approached the Federal Minister of Economics, Robert Habeck.

By Manuel Berkel

News

Venezuela: EU does not recognize Maduro's victory

The EU does not recognize the official result of the presidential election in Venezuela. Germany and other EU countries demand the publication of the election documents.

By Markus Grabitz