Tag: Energy policy
Study on media reporting on the Heating Act – Media
Did the media really report so unfairly about the law that broke the traffic lights? A new study has examined this. Spoiler: Heat pump specialists weren’t just missing from “Bild”.…
Climate lawsuit: A shock for Shell politics
When the verdict in the climate lawsuit against Shell was handed down in a court in The Hague in May 2021, it was a global sensation. The judges found that…
Economics Grimm: “Immediate energy crisis is over” – Politics
The prices for electricity and gas are falling and are far from the peak values of summer 2022. But many citizens are stuck in expensive old contracts – and then…
Eon: Investments in the network and a warning to politics – economy
Minus 23 degrees can be read on the temperature display in the refrigerator compartment. Inside there is a wallbox, a charger for electric cars. In the small room next to…
Heat plan for Munich: Where you will heat with district heating in the future – and where with the heat pump – Munich
How will Munich residents heat their apartments and houses in the future if fossil fuels such as coal, oil and gas are no longer used? With district heating, fed primarily…
Study: Bavaria’s climate target is moving out of reach – Bavaria
High electricity prices, slow grid expansion, too little renewable energy, only moderate security of supply and too many climate-damaging emissions: the study on the implementation of the energy transition by…
Bavaria’s economy is pushing for a much faster expansion of wind power – Bavaria
Bavaria’s companies still see an enormous need for action when it comes to expanding wind energy in the Free State. “In purely mathematical terms, we have to put at least…
Economics Veronika Grimm: Nobody needs intrigue – economics
So it really happened: The economist Veronika Grimm was elected to the supervisory board of Siemens Energy. And this despite the fact that her four colleagues on the Advisory Council…
Liquefied gas terminal on Rügen goes into operation – politics
Deutsche Regas knows what a large train station looks like. It was just over a year ago that the company put its liquefied natural gas terminal in Lubmin, not far…
CDU politician Liese wants to go back to nuclear power: this is how industry reacts to the suggestion – business
Peter Liese thought for a long time. “I admit quite openly: I contributed to the mistake,” he says. But now things are different, completely different. Liese, 58, is the North…