Tag: Germany
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Germany suspends a CO₂ capture investment. More than €500 million at stake, but the plant will not be built as planned
German building materials producer Heidelberg Materials has suspended the GeZero project, which was intended to enable the capture of up to 700,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide per year…
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Germany is rebuilding its army. Poland may have an advantage on land, but not everywhere
Germany is preparing the biggest restructuring of the Bundeswehr in decades. Berlin wants to increase the number of soldiers, expand its land forces, air defence, air force and…
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First Patriot missile factory in Europe is under construction in Bavaria
A factory for Patriot missiles is being built in Schrobenhausen, Bavaria, and is set to become the first of its kind in Europe. First deliveries from the plant…
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The Chinese airborne wind power plant
This is not an exaggeration, nor a figurative analogy, or an allusion to the world’s tallest wind turbines. It is reality, as reported by the Chinese portal Global…
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Equinor and Uniper sign 15-year gas supply agreement for Germany
Equinor and German energy company Uniper have signed a 15-year agreement for the supply of natural gas to Germany. Under the deal, Equinor will deliver more than 30…
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Conventional power is losing reliability. This summer reveals the brutal truth
In 2026, European power systems faced an unprecedented test, the results of which surprised even the most cautious analysts. Extreme heatwaves and droughts that hit the continent exposed…
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Europe has a problem with empty offices. Companies are starting to turn them into apartments
In the centres of European cities, approximately 9.5 percent of office space currently stands empty, and in many locations that figure reaches 11 percent or more. At the…
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Drought is beginning to halt European industry. The problem is no longer just agriculture
In August 2026, Europe is facing a crisis that goes far beyond drought in the fields and forest fires. This time, water is disappearing from the beds of…
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What threatens European automotive? An industry on the brink of its biggest crisis in decades
European Commissioner for Industrial Strategy Stéphane Séjourné in July 2026 explicitly called the situation of the European automotive industry an existential crisis. In his assessment, not only jobs…
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Hydrogen moves from declarations to regulations. Who will be first to build the market?
Europe is entering a new phase of the energy transition, in which hydrogen is ceasing to be a promise made in strategies and is becoming the subject of…
Olivia Masskey
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is a writer covering health, tech, lifestyle, and economic trends. She loves crafting engaging stories that inform and inspire readers.
