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King Charles and Prince William attend Countdown to COP30 The King and The Prince of Wales attend Countdown to COP30: mobilising action for climate and nature, at the Natural History Museum, London, UK, on the 9th October 2025. Picture by Henry Nicholls WPA-Pool London National History Museum London United Kingdom WHA-0804
Feature | NDC

NDCs 2035: How countries' blockade undermines UN synthesis report

UNFCCC cannot provide any projections or temperature estimates in its current synthesis by NDCs because only a third of the countries have submitted their reports. Despite a positive trend, progress is far too slow to achieve Paris climate targets.

Von Bernhard Pötter

News | Heat pump

Heat pumps: Association sees no problems for power grid

Sales of heat pumps are rising fast. According to the industry association, this does not pose any problems for power grids. However, an expert report on the issue leaves a number of questions unanswered.

Von Malte Kreutzfeldt

Heads (EN)

The key players on the climate scene – Administration

Get to know the "Top 100 of the Table 2025": the 100 key players on the climate scene. Selected by the Climate.Table editorial team in ten categories, from politics, companies, consulting, administration, associations, think tanks to foundations, science, NGOs and society.

Von Redaktion Table

Opinion | Power grids

Grid expansion: How a more flexible connection process can free up investment

The need for investment in the German electricity grid is high. "Connect and Manage", a flexible process for connecting power storage systems, would rapidly accelerate this. Jaroslav Macek, head of the energy company Elevion, writes that this is supported by the experience of other countries.

Von Jaroslav Macek

News | Competitiveness

Deloitte and KfW: How net zero can make companies more competitive

Climate protection is a growth market offering entrepreneurial opportunities and can improve the competitiveness of the economy. This is demonstrated in a new study by Deloitte and KfW Research. KfW has announced that it will also invest in climate action in Brazil.

Von Alexandra Endres

News | Climate & Environment

Survey: How attitudes to climate change have changed worldwide

Fewer people list climate change as one of their main concerns than three years ago. There are signs of a decline in Europe in particular. The trend is different in Brazil and Japan, according to a new IPSOS survey.

Von Lukas Bayer