New Space: How ESA and the EU want to commercialize space travel
The Space Council of the EU and ESA is setting the course for the competitiveness of space travel. In future, more private companies will be awarded contracts.
By Corinna Visser
The Space Council of the EU and ESA is setting the course for the competitiveness of space travel. In future, more private companies will be awarded contracts.
By Corinna Visser
The Council has reached a political agreement on a regulation that will give the EuroHPC supercomputer project a new direction. The development and operation of AI factories to support an ecosystem is now an additional goal.
By Corinna Visser
The leader of the right-wing ID Group in the European Parliament, Marco Zanni, requested the expulsion of all AfD MEPs today, Thursday. The motion received the necessary support in the afternoon.
By Redaktion Table
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announces new elections at an unexpectedly early date. It is a risky move for his party.
By Redaktion Table
Political scientist Manuel Müller has developed the Euromat with supporters. It is the only election aid that looks at the European parties.
By Markus Grabitz
Global investment in the energy and transportation transition must increase by 200 percent by 2030 to limit global warming to 1.75 degrees, according to a new BloombergNEF analysis.
By Nico Beckert
Bottlenecks in power grids are becoming more severe. This is why the association Eurelectric calls for some connection requests to be given priority. A model from the Netherlands serves as an example.
By Manuel Berkel
A World Bank report shows that countries worldwide earned a record sum of 104 billion US dollars last year by pricing CO2. However, the price per ton remains too low.
By Lukas Bayer
Developed countries often charge interest at market rates or attach conditions when lending climate finance to poor countries. However, the idea is to provide low-interest loans or subsidies to compensate for past emissions. As an analysis by Reuters and Big Local News shows, some of the money instead flows back to rich countries.
By Lukas Bayer
Germany plans to introduce new labels to promote the use of more green raw materials. These labels can then be used to require quotas for green steel, cement, ammonia and ethylene in public tenders or as part of EU regulations.
By Alex Veit