Inga Ruginienė has been confirmed as Prime Minister, but her cabinet remains incomplete. President Gitanas Nausėda refuses to approve several of the coalition's candidates, intensifying the power struggle in Vilnius.
By Gabriela Masztafiak
Despite Trump's anti-climate policy, global investment in renewable energies rose to a record high in the first half of the year, according to Zero Carbon Analytics. Less for wind and solar in the USA, more in Europe.
By Kai Schöneberg
On course for the expansion targets of the EEG: The August tender for onshore wind energy was also heavily oversubscribed. Meanwhile, the industry is calling for planning security.
By Kai Schöneberg
Kurs auf die Ausbauziele des EEG: Auch die August-Ausschreibung für Windenergie an Land war stark überzeichnet. Die Industrie fordert unterdessen Planungssicherheit.
By Kai Schöneberg
After the Belarusian-Russian military exercises "Zapad 2025," Poland is reopening its border with Belarus. This means blocked Chinese freight trains can continue their journey to the EU.
By Amelie Richter
The European Parliament and the Council have reached a provisional agreement on the extended protection of ground and surface waters. Green politicians welcome the move, but criticize the new exemption rules.
By Miriam Scheibe
For the first time, the planetary boundary for ocean acidification has also been exceeded. This means that seven out of nine limits are outside the stable range – with consequences for the human food supply, for example. This is according to a new PIK report.
By Alexandra Endres
After Table.Briefings reported on major similarities between a position paper by Eon and RWE and Katherina Reiche's ten-point plan for the energy transition, the Greens and associations have criticized the Minister for Economic Affairs.
By Malte Kreutzfeldt
Global warming appears to be accelerating. The German Meteorological Society and the German Physical Society are calling on politicians to take more effective action against this "without delay". Extreme weather is also on the rise in Germany.
By Alexandra Endres
The Commission is planning a reparations loan for Ukraine in the hundreds of billions. This is to be based on frozen Russian assets at Euroclear. The final sum depends on an IMF assessment of Ukraine's financial needs.
By Redaktion Table
