Markus Exenberger is the managing director of the H2Global Foundation, and he is convinced that the energy transition will not succeed without the import of green hydrogen. In an interview with Timo Landenberger, he revealed why hydrogen classified as green from nuclear energy could overturn the entire concept and how the EU standards can also be guaranteed in the country of production.
Von Timo Landenberger
Markus Exenberger ist Geschäftsführer der Stiftung H2Global und überzeugt: Ohne den Import von grünem Wasserstoff wird die Energiewende nicht gelingen. Warum als grün klassifizierter Wasserstoff aus Kernenergie das gesamte Konzept umwerfen könnte und wie die EU-Standards auch im Produktionsland garantiert werden können, hat er Timo Landenberger im Interview verraten.
Von Timo Landenberger
Peter Ganten is a psychologist, software entrepreneur, author and has been Chairman of the Open Source Business Alliance for ten years. In an interview with China.Table, the 52-year-old fears that free societies are becoming far too dependent on corporations and governments, whose offerings of digital infrastructure make us feel like we are a part of innovation. Ganten warns that digital opportunities are potentially open for abuse once they are available. He sees the People's Republic of China as a cautionary example. The interview was conducted by Marcel Grzanna.
Von Marcel Grzanna
In Beijing's neighboring city of Tianjin, of all places, China has registered its first local cases of Omicron. Tensions are high shortly before the Olympic Games. A spread of the new virus variant would also hit the economy hard.
Von Redaktion Table
