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May 29th, 2024

Tariffs on EVs: Is the EU Commission postponing its decision?

The delay is intended to keep the issue out of the election campaign phase. The deadline for a decision on provisional duties ends on July 4.

By Amelie Richter

Chinesische Teile könnten trotz Sicherheitsbedenken in deutschen Windturbinen und Solaranlagen verbaut werden.

Feature

May 29th, 2024

Climate finance: How the 116-billion-dollar success can help the negotiations in Bonn

According to OECD figures, developed countries mobilized almost 116 billion US dollars for climate financing in 2022. This is the first time they have exceeded the target of 100 billion. This boosts negotiations on a new climate finance target. Whether the trend will continue is unclear.

By Nico Beckert

Feature

May 29th, 2024

Overcapacity: How developing countries benefit from China’s cheap solar imports

China has built massive overcapacity in green technologies such as batteries and solar panels, which are feared in the West. However, for developing countries and climate protection, these affordable products are a blessing.

By Christiane Kuehl

Analyse

May 22nd, 2024

Overcapacity and collapsing prices: How overcapacity also hurts China

The overcapacity in the photovoltaic sector is also causing a crisis and price war in China – along the entire supply chain. Solar manufacturer Longi even warns of dying companies and calls for an end to dumping prices.

By Christiane Kuehl

News

May 20th, 2024

Anti-dumping: Why China considers punitive tariffs on European chemicals

The trade disputes between China and the West continue to intensify. Beijing now considers punitive tariffs on imported chemicals used in the automotive sector, among others.

By Redaktion Table

Feature

May 20th, 2024

Batteries: How Biden's tariffs are putting Europe's industry under pressure

US President Joe Biden is increasing tariffs on Chinese battery imports. This comes at an unfavorable time for Europe, as the tariffs could lead to even more imports from China, making the ramp-up of European battery factories even more difficult.

By Nico Beckert

News

May 14th, 2024

Renewables guidance: What they mean for Chinese wind turbine manufacturers

The EU Commission has published recommendations and guidance on the Renewable Energy Directive. The wind industry expects Chinese manufacturers to be excluded from European tenders because of the cybersecurity requirements.

By Manuel Berkel

News

May 7th, 2024

How Robert Habeck envisions the EU's future

Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck wants to reform the distribution of power in EU bodies and is calling for European competencies in foreign and security policy. Germany will ultimately benefit from a fiscal union.

By Manuel Berkel

Feature

April 26th, 2024

Two years after 'Qatargate': Further security gaps in EU Parliament

Following the affair involving AfD MEP Krah, MEPs are calling for additional measures against foreign interference and corruption. The new ethics body for the EU institutions and stricter transparency rules are not enough, criticize NGOs.

By Eric Bonse

Analyse

April 24th, 2024

The contacts of science spies

Three alleged spies are accused of delivering information on militarily applicable technology to China, as announced by the Federal Prosecutor's Office on Monday. They also maintained contacts with German universities. Table.Briefings spoke with the involved universities.

By Markus Weisskopf