Tag: Germany
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Biomethane in Europe. Could it replace part of natural gas?
Biomethane, which is purified biogas with identical parameters to natural gas, could theoretically replace fossil natural gas in 100 percent of all its current applications using existing gas…
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Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). The Cornerstone of European Grid Stability
Europe’s power system is undergoing its most profound transformation since the dawn of electrification, and at its heart lies Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). As coal-fired generation is…
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China’s economic colonization of the West. Poland among the biggest losers
China has been building its economic advantage since the 1970s, gradually gaining dominance in key sectors of the U.S. economy. The European Union’s trade deficit with China now…
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Boiling the frog, European style. Heatwaves are here, but air conditioning is forbidden
The American portal American Thinker criticizes European climate policy for the lack of widespread air conditioning, pointing to deaths during heatwaves in France and Germany. The US and…
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Renewable investments drive growth. Industry Alarm at 9-month high
The Industry Alarm Index reached 68.4 points in May 2026, its highest level since September 2025. The 2.3-point rise from April is driven by investments in renewables and…
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Will new mines be opened in Europe to meet demand for lithium and cobalt?
The European Union has launched over a dozen lithium and cobalt mining projects, the most advanced of which is Finland’s Syväjärvi lithium mine (production started in February 2026),…
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Poland a resilience leader. EU Commission maintains forecasts
While the European Commission downgrades economic forecasts for most EU member states, Poland remains an unchanged point on the map. The Polish Economic Institute announced that Poland is…
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Which EU country has become most dependent on Chinese lithium?
Of all European Union member states, Germany is today the most dependent on Chinese lithium and Chinese lithium-ion batteries. According to 2024 data, Germany was the world’s largest…
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Germany takes stake in KNDS. Will Leopard 2 stay in the family?
The German government has decided to acquire 40 percent of the shares in KNDS, the Franco-German defence company that produces Leopard 2 tanks and Panzerhaubitze 2000 self-propelled howitzers.…
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Swedes smoke the least in Europe. Their secret is snus and nicotine pouches
Sweden reduced the share of smokers from 15 percent to 5.4 percent in just 15 years. The EU average is currently around 23 percent. Swedish men have the…
Olivia Masskey
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