The world's first electric personal drone has received its general use license in China. The EH-216 made by EHang could soon enter trial operation in Shenzhen in southern China. No other country promotes the new industry as strongly as China.
By Frank Sieren
German politicians have explicitly promised to promote expertise on China. But instead of creating more programs, money and staff are being cut from existing ones. And the once-committed private foundations have also suspended their programs.
By Felix Lee
The Battery Regulation is meant to create a circular economy in Europe and reduce dependencies. This affects Chinese companies in particular, but the latter also see an opportunity in the new regulation.
By Christian Domke Seidel
Despite massive investments in wind and solar power plants, China's energy transition could be seriously jeopardized due to the slow expansion of its power grids. The primary issue lies in the insufficient development of transmission lines, particularly the lack of long-distance power lines connecting remote renewable energy generation centers to urban and industrial areas.
By Nico Beckert
This week, the state of Saxony opened a liaison office in Taipei. The goal is to foster fruitful scientific exchange and address the industry's shortage of skilled workers. Germany's chip elite may soon come primarily from Saxony. However, the Taiwanese are also interested in German expertise.
By Redaktion Table
