Status: 11/14/2022 3:29 p.m The federal government is nationalizing the gas company Securing Energy for Europe (SEFE). The Economics Ministry justifies this with an impending insolvency of the former Gazprom subsidiary. That would endanger the security of supply in Germany. After Uniper, the federal government is also nationalizing the gas importer Securing Energy for Europe (SEFE), formerly Gazprom Germania. The Federal Ministry of Economics announced that the federal government would finally force Russia out of the company and would take...
breaking news Status: 11/14/2022 3:07 p.m The federal government is nationalizing the ailing gas company Securing Energy for Europe (Sefe). The Ministry of Economics justified corresponding capital measures in a statement with an imminent insolvency of the former Gazprom subsidiary, which would endanger the security of supply in Germany. More information coming soon. source site
Status: 09/23/2022 08:14 a.m The federal government takes over Uniper for almost 30 billion euros. Economists consider the step to be imperative because the ailing gas importer is systemically important. But it could entail additional costs. Most recently, during the financial crisis 14 years ago, companies were called "too big too fail" - too big to go bankrupt; bankruptcy could trigger a chain reaction. Uniper now seems to be such a case again. This is the largest German natural gas...
Of Michael Bauchmüller, Caspar Busse and Thomas FrommIt is the largest state rescue operation for a private company: Federal Minister of Economics Robert Habeck (Greens) has to nationalize the energy company Uniper, which is on the verge of bankruptcy, and provide billions of euros. "The problems have gotten significantly worse again," the politician justified the move, saying the federal government simply had to act now. It has been bad so far: Uniper had made a loss of more than twelve...
Status: 07/07/2022 4:52 p.m France's government has announced the complete takeover of the energy company EDF. She is not only concerned with financial stabilization, but also with strategic issues and the implementation of central projects. By Julia Borutta, ARD Studio Paris It has long been clear that things cannot go on like this: Europe's largest electricity provider, Electricité de France (EDF), has gotten into financial difficulties. EDF has net debts of around 42 billion euros plus interest, and the rating...
Status: 04/20/2022 09:13 a.m In the future, mining and dealings with lithium in Mexico will be in the hands of the government. The country has large reserves of the raw material that is particularly needed for the production of electric cars. In future, the raw material lithium, which is important for electric cars, may only be mined and sold by government agencies in Mexico. The Senate of the Latin American country has approved a corresponding reform of the mining law...
[ad_1] Gérald Darmanin and Laurent Pietraszewski in front of the France cake tradition factory, in Tourcoing, June 18, 2021. - L. Cometti / 20 Minutes After the failure of the municipal elections, La République en Marche wants to be modest about its ambitions for the regional and departmental, but it wishes to limit the damage, ten months before the presidential election. In Hauts-de-France, the presidential majority sent five ministers to the lists against outgoing Xavier Bertrand, who made his re-election...
[ad_1] Marlène Schiappa, a minister campaigning for La République en Marche. - CELINE BREGAND / SIPA La République en Marche is approaching the regional and departmental elections of June 20 and 27 with modest ambition. In some regions, such as Ile-de-France, LREM campaigns in particular on sovereign themes such as security and secularism, two areas that do not directly fall under regional competence. The involvement of a third of the government in this campaign is also helping to nationalize these...
