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August 2nd, 2024

Ukrainian sanctions: Commission puts a damper on Hungary and Slovakia

Hungary and Slovakia accuse Ukraine of violating an association agreement with the EU by restricting oil transit. The Commission is reacting calmly.

By Redaktion Table

Minera del Altiplano, lithium mine at saltlake Salar del Hombre Muerto, approx. 3.800 m a.s.l., Province Catamarca, Argentina, South America (DANITA DELIMONT STOCK)

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August 2nd, 2024

Critical raw materials: How the EU and EBRD want to promote the development of deposits

The EU and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) want to provide up to €100 million in capital for the exploration of critical and strategic raw materials. They signed an agreement on Wednesday.

By Leonie Düngefeld

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August 1st, 2024

AI chips: The US considers these restrictions

The USA wants to unilaterally restrict China's access to high-performance chips. The package of measures, which will be presented in August, will also affect South Korean manufacturers.

By Redaktion Table

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August 1st, 2024

Ukraine war: Why Zelenskiy sees Beijing as more than a mediator

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has rejected China as a mediator in the war with Russia. He said that China could force Russia to end the war. Zelenskiy called on the People's Republic to exert this pressure.

By Redaktion Table

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August 1st, 2024

EV tariffs: Why German car manufacturers expect lower rates

Car manufacturer BMW expects the EU's punitive tariffs on EVs from China to be lower than previously estimated. Volkswagen also expects further negotiations between Beijing and Brussels.

By Felix Lee

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August 1st, 2024

Sovereign debt: What are China's motives for lending

Unlike China, Western countries do not primarily pursue their own economic interests when lending to African countries. This is the conclusion of a new study by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy.

By Arne Schütte

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August 1st, 2024

Energy consumption: What impact the mild weather has in Germany

In the first half of 2024, coal consumption in Germany dropped significantly. AG Energiebilanzen said this was mainly due to mild temperatures, although the weak economy also contributed to the drop in energy demand.

By Alexandra Endres

Biogasanlage, Gasspeicher, mit Kuppel, Verwendung von Festmist als Energiequelle, Gas-Rohrleitungen, auf einem Hof bei Lippling, nahe des ostwestfälischen Delbrück, im Kreis Paderborn, 1,5 Megawatt elektrischer Leistung, Produktion von Fernwärme für Eigenheime in der Region, NRW, Deutschland Biogasanlage *** Biogas plant, gas storage, with dome, use of solid manure as energy source, gas pipelines, on a farm near Lippling, near Delbrück in eastern Westphalia, in the district of Paderborn, 1.5 megawatts of electrical power, production of district heating for homes in the region, NRW, Germany Biogas plant

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August 1st, 2024

District heating: New regulation strengthens price transparency and customer rights

The German Ministry of Economic Affairs plans to amend the district heating ordinance. This will benefit both customers and providers.

By Malte Kreutzfeldt

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August 1st, 2024

Heat in the Mediterranean: How much climate change contributed

Without fossil fuel-induced global warming, the recent heatwave in the Mediterranean region would have been impossible – and not as hot. This is the conclusion of a rapid analysis by the World Weather Attribution research group.

By Alexandra Endres

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August 1st, 2024

Why natural disaster damages are on the rise

Storms, floods, hurricanes: In the long term, extreme weather conditions favored by climate change cause ever-higher damages – and thus higher costs for insurance companies. This is the conclusion of Munich Re's half-year results.

By Alexandra Endres