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December 6th, 2023

EU: What the hydrogen quotas mean for industry and transport

Who will get green hydrogen and for what? New EU quotas for industry and transport under the Renewable Energy Directive will also determine this.

By Manuel Berkel

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December 5th, 2023

Limits for disposable fashion

Many retailers will no longer be allowed to destroy unsold clothing in the EU. This was agreed by the negotiators in the last trilogue of the Ecodesign Regulation. Consumer advocates complain that the rules for online stores are too lax and business associations that reporting obligations are too strict.

By Manuel Berkel

Solarpanels aus China: Abhängigkeitsfaktor für EU

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December 5th, 2023

Large parts of the solar industry oppose tariffs

The solar industry is in disagreement over how to deal with competition from China. The reason for the divide: companies are affected differently. While manufacturers suffer, the downstream segment benefits from low prices.

By Christiane Kuehl

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December 5th, 2023

Duties on Chinese EVs likely in the double-digit percentage range

The anti-subsidy investigation into EVs made in China has been running since October 4. Even before the official start, there were indications of massive subsidies. The Commission will probably impose provisional duties by July 4 at the latest.

By Markus Grabitz

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December 5th, 2023

Background: cities and regions

Cities around the world would have to invest more in climate adaptation. However, local actors complain about a lack of funding and that their concerns are not sufficiently reflected in national climate action plans. What developments could be expected at COP28?

By Lisa Kuner

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December 5th, 2023

EU-China Summit: Von der Leyen aims for balanced trade

Before departing for Beijing, Ursula von der Leyen delivered a strong message on trade. However, practical experts in the business world do not anticipate a decisive impact from the EU-China negotiations.

By Amelie Richter

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December 5th, 2023

Moody's lowers credit rating due to rising debt

Rating agency Moody’s considers the debt in China too high and the growth too low. While the evaluation does not affect the state's financing capability, it does impact perceptions abroad.

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December 5th, 2023

The dark side of the energy transition: Climate activists in Vietnam targeted by the law

At COP, Vietnam explains how the country intends to spend more than 15 billion US dollars on a "just energy transition." But in the shadow of this agreement, activists are being criminalized. Climate activists are also facing repression in other regions of the world.

By Lisa Kuner

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December 4th, 2023

New insights bring Volkswagen closer to forced labor

New findings from the Xinjiang Police Files put pressure on Volkswagen. According to the reports, the company has close connections to universities recruiting students from the state's reeducation program. VW cites a hiring freeze in response.

By Marcel Grzanna

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December 4th, 2023

Study on hate speech: Europe's online hate

The Fundamental Rights Agency of the European Union (FRA) has looked into the phenomenon of hate speech in four language areas. Women are particularly often the target of verbal attacks.

By Falk Steiner