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Study: Shipping companies turn a profit from new carbon costs

Since the beginning of the year, European shipping has been included in the European emissions trading. Initially, the industry expressed concerns that shipping companies could avoid EU ports and continue to generate emissions unchecked. It has now become apparent that shipping companies are benefiting from the price increases.

By Lisa Kuner

Opinion

Tax the rich – not just for the climate

The green transformation of the German economy requires billions in investment – and the money is there. The government could make it available through higher taxes while simultaneously limiting social conflicts.

By Experts Table.Briefings

Analyse

USA: Trade in tax credits brings liquidity for cleantech

Boost for green investments: The Inflation Reduction Act, which has been criticized by the EU, is allowing billions to flow into new technologies in the USA. By selling their IRA tax credits, companies gain even faster access to liquidity.

By Redaktion Table

Feature

SRU: Germany has exceeded CO2 budget for 1.5 degrees

The German government's Advisory Council on the Environment sounds the alarm: According to them, Germany has emitted so many greenhouse gases that it has exceeded its "fair share" of the global 1.5-degree target. The calculation is controversial and has its pitfalls.

By Alexandra Endres

Analyse

SRU: Climate targets cannot be achieved without sufficiency

The German Advisory Council on the Environment (SRU) calls for a sufficiency debate. It argues that without avoiding waste, the climate targets cannot be achieved and sustainability is impossible. It is high time to start the debate.

By Alexandra Endres

News

Reintke warns: do not question the Green Deal

The Greens' leading candidate warns that demands such as the abandonment of combustion engines are creating new planning uncertainty. Instead, companies need instruments to be able to implement climate policy requirements.

By Till Hoppe