Wind power has largely replaced coal-fired power generation in Finland. When the Salmisaari power plant closes on April 1, the share of coal in the country's electricity mix is set to fall below one percent.
By Alexandra Endres
Australia's opposition does not want to host the COP31 climate conference next year. Yet, many experts see this as a great opportunity.
By Lisa Kuner
Berlin energy expert and former SPD member of parliament Klaus Mindrup recommends installing large-scale batteries for energy security instead of investing in new gas-fired power plants. He uses California as a role model.
By Horand Knaup
Industry, local governments and environmental groups have issued a joint declaration calling for the rapid and environmentally friendly expansion of renewable energies. Those involved hope to overcome resistance to projects.
By Lukas Knigge
More trade, less protectionism: That was the credo of the EU Trade Commissioner's China trip. After the visit, he appeared confident that both sides are ready to tackle bilateral and global challenges.
By Manuel Liu
At the first economic dialogue in five years, China, Japan, and South Korea agreed to strengthen trade in the region in order to promote free trade against the backdrop of Trump's tariffs.
By Ning Wang
The pressure from Beijing has consequences: The signing of the port sale in Panama will not take place on April 2 as expected. Chinese state media criticized CK Hutchison once again.
By Manuel Liu
In order to guarantee food security, Beijing has announced the development of arable land. In the long term, land currently protected from agricultural use will also be used for this purpose.
By Ning Wang
At a meeting in Beijing, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his French counterpart Barrot agreed to hold three high-level dialogues on strategic, economic, financial and cultural issues this year. There were fewer initial details about the meeting of EU Trade Commissioner Šefčovic.
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