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New record for wind power expansion
The EU countries added a record amount of wind energy last year. However, this is still far too little to achieve the climate targets.
Von Lisa Kuner
The EU countries added a record amount of wind energy last year. However, this is still far too little to achieve the climate targets.
Von Lisa Kuner
EU-weit ist der Absatz von Wärmepumpen 2023 leicht gesunken. In Deutschland gab es dagegen starkes Wachstum – doch die Branche ist trotzdem in Sorge.
Von Malte Kreutzfeldt
The EU states added a record amount of wind energy last year. However, this is still far too little to achieve the EU's climate targets.
Von Lisa Kuner
The EU's Supply Chain Law has once again not been postponed due to a lack of majority. This means that plans on how companies must manage and document the transition to green business practices are hanging in the air.
Von Leonie Düngefeld
A majority of Germans demand more climate action from politicians. However, only a minority are willing to accept the higher cost of climate-damaging behavior.
Von Horand Knaup
EU-wide sales of heat pumps fell slightly in 2023. However, sales in Germany grew – but the industry is still worried.
Von Malte Kreutzfeldt
Probably the most controversial Green Deal law was passed by the EU Parliament on Tuesday. The renaturation law is intended to promote nature's resilience to climate change. However, some things were lost in the course of the legislative process.
Von Lukas Knigge
Several Central European countries without LNG terminals complain about rising transit fees for German gas. The high costs have made imports from Russia more attractive again.
Von Manuel Berkel
Data from 2019 shows that passenger and cargo flights from the 20 most climate-damaging airports worldwide caused 231 million tons of carbon emissions. The dirtiest airports are located in Asia, North America and Europe.
Von Lukas Knigge
Eine Mehrheit der Deutschen fordert von der Politik mehr Klimaschutz. Höhere Preise für klimaschädliches Verhalten will aber nur eine Minderheit.
Von Horand Knaup