Federal Environment Minister Carsten Schneider has voiced criticism of Economic Affairs Minister Katherina Reiche’s participation in the Nuclear Alliance meeting. In a new letter to the Commission, the alliance is calling for access to regular EU research funding.
By Manuel Berkel
With energy prices remaining high and the war in Ukraine continuing, Germany and Denmark want to work together to focus even more on wind power. A hydrogen pipeline from 2030 is another part of the plans.
By Marion Bergermann
EU Parliament and Council agree on new rules to enforce the General Data Protection Regulation. Consumer advocates criticize loopholes and slow procedures.
By Corinna Visser
The Commission's report on the Digital Decade is once again mixed. The member states are not on the right track in all areas. Germany also has deficits.
By Corinna Visser
With the second China-Central Asia Summit in Astana, President Xi Jinping is further expanding Beijing's strategic presence. The focus is on infrastructure, security and the balance on a geopolitically contested playing field between the EU, Russia and the USA.
By Amelie Richter
Telekom's competitors in the Anga, Breko and VATM associations are calling for the Commission to maintain its recommendation on relevant product and service markets in the electronic communications sector.
By Corinna Visser
According to a cep study, governments in the EU are predominantly promoting conventional large-scale projects such as wind farms or grid expansion, and hardly any new areas such as battery production or electrolysers. Governments are also conservative when it comes to instruments.
By Till Hoppe
The black-red federal government is lobbying in Brussels for agricultural funding to remain a separate policy area. However, it is not making any concrete demands regarding the size of the agricultural budget.
By Julia Dahm
Europe's leading position in the e-kerosene market is under threat. The continent is still the world leader in the planning of production facilities for the alternative aviation fuel. This lead could be lost due to a lack of financing options, warns Transport Environment.
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Despite the promise in the Glasgow 2021 climate pact to double adaptation funding to 40 billion US dollars by 2025, the industrialized countries are only providing 12 billion this year. In 2026, the amount of aid payments threatens to fall further, according to a report by Care.
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