Is the pipeline coming or not? The announced "Power of Siberia 2" gas pipeline could revolutionize the energy markets, giving China more influence over Russia. But despite the memorandum, construction is still in limbo.
By Jörn Petring
Kommt die Pipeline oder nicht? Die angekündigte Gasleitung „Power of Siberia 2“ könnte die Energiemärkte umwälzen und China mehr Einfluss auf Russland verschaffen. Doch trotz Memorandum ist der Bau noch in der Schwebe.
By Jörn Petring
China ist jetzt schon der größte Abnehmer russischer Rohstoffe. Das Volumen wird aber noch weiter erhöht, ehe der Bau der neuen Pipeline „Power of Siberia 2" überhaupt begonnen hat.
By Leonardo Pape
China is already the largest buyer of Russian raw materials. The volumes are set to increase further even before construction of the new “Power of Siberia 2” pipeline has begun.
By Leonardo Pape
Last week, Economics Minister Reiche spoke of putting "at least 20 gigawatts of gas-fired power plants" out to tender. This would go beyond the coalition agreement and has met with resistance.
By Malte Kreutzfeldt
The German gas storage levy was a thorn in the side of neighboring countries and the Commission. With an amendment to the Energy Industry Act, it is now history.
By Redaktion Table
While Russia is bombing Ukraine's energy infrastructure, the country is preparing for the harshest winter of war yet. This includes the expansion of renewable energies. However, the power supply is being secured with fossil fuels and nuclear power.
By Marilen Martin
Russian gas is still flowing into the EU. However, Energy Commissioner Simson is urging companies across the EU to do without it. There are no sanctions "yet", she said.
By Alex Veit
Over the weekend, German Economy Minister Robert Habeck announced new funding rules for using biomass as an energy source. The industry demands a swift implementation, and conflicts over the use of renewable raw materials remain.
By Alex Veit
Numerous fossil fuel producers plan to expand production in the coming years and decades - including the COP host, the USA and Russia. This clashes with the climate targets they have set themselves. This could result in stranded assets.
By Nico Beckert
