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September 17th, 2024

EV joint venture Denza: BYD acquires last shares from Mercedes

Mercedes-Benz sold its last shares in the 2011 joint-founded EV company Denza to its former partner, BYD. BYD will now solely oversee the brand's new direction.

By Christiane Kuehl

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September 17th, 2024

Why China may now have reached its coal peak this time

A decade ago, China was on track to peak coal consumption, but coal is on the rise again. Coal's share of consumption is still falling, but the trend is being undermined by the rapid growth in total energy consumption.

By Experts Table.Briefings

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September 17th, 2024

Why CCS is an 'aberration' for the German economy

A new report describes CCS as an "aberration". The technology does not help the German economy on the path to climate neutrality and entails many risks.

By Lisa Kuner

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September 17th, 2024

Fraud in China: Federal Environment Agency wants to cancel 45 projects

The scandal surrounding a fraud scheme in China, in which German companies are also involved, is spreading: The Federal Environment Agency is now talking about 45 climate projects that are to be reversed.

By Lisa Kuner

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September 17th, 2024

Energy transition: Saxon companies put pressure on state government

Saxon companies are calling on the future state government to speed up the expansion of renewable energies and grids. Otherwise, the location would be at risk.

By Horand Knaup

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September 17th, 2024

Federal government must do more for forest and moorland protection immediately

The German government must introduce immediate measures for more climate action in the land use sector because a ruling from May is now legally binding. Environmental associations are filing a further complaint against the traffic light government's climate policy with the Federal Constitutional Court.

By Alexandra Endres

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September 17th, 2024

Advertising: Why The Hague is the first city to ban fossil fuel advertising

The Hague has become the first city in the world to ban advertising for products made from fossil fuels. In doing so, the city is following a call from the UN chief.

By Lisa Kuner

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September 17th, 2024

COP29: How Azerbaijan exerts pressure on the Council of Europe with entry bans

Two months before the 29th World Climate Conference, Azerbaijan imposes entry bans on 76 members of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. But criticism of Baku had already been voiced beforehand.

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September 17th, 2024

European Parliament: administration to become more effective

“Parliament 2024” is the title of a reform program aiming to improve the way the Parliament functions and affects the work of MEPs. Now the reforms are to be transferred to the administration. To this end, the Directorate-General for Internal Policies (DG IPOL) is to be split into four Directorates-General.

By Markus Grabitz

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September 17th, 2024

Agora: Green investments help economic growth

The Agora Energiewende think tank has examined the macroeconomic impact of the investments required to achieve the EU's 2040 climate target. In addition to Europe's major economic powers, Poland in particular could also benefit.

By Lukas Knigge