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German Electric Cars Are Losing Out to China

Bridget Ryder September 3, 2023

Study shows that China’s supply-chain control of electric car batteries and low-priced vehicles have weakened Germany’s electric auto industry.

Europe’s Climate Consensus Is Unraveling

Pieter Cleppe August 18, 2023

The European Union’s drive for ever more intrusive regulations to combat climate change are being met with resistance from member states. Despite the Commission’s best efforts to push the Green Deal, exorbitant economic costs and voter discontent has sparked a renewed interest in nuclear energy.

Cards Stacked Against EU Nature Restoration Law

Bridget Ryder May 28, 2023

The gamble may be well calculated, as many member states are hesitant to embrace the directive as written by the Commission.

Finance and Green Expropriation

Carlos Perona Calvete May 18, 2023

Jamie Dimon, the CEO of J.P. Morgan Chase, the U.S.’s largest bank, has suggested that in order to allow Green Energy to develop properly, the government may need to seize private property.

Italian Parliament Votes in Favor of Nuclear Power

Robert Semonsen May 11, 2023

MP Alessandro Cattaneo (FI), the first signatory, said: “The green light from the Chamber to the motion on nuclear power, as an alternative and clean source for the production of energy, is the clearest response to the demagoguery of the left.”

European Green Activists Winning on the Streets and in the Courts

Michael Curzon April 26, 2023

Greenpeace can take its legal challenge against the UK government over new oil and gas licences to a full hearing, a court has ruled.

Morocco To Receive €624 Million in Green Aid Despite Qatargate Links

Thomas O'Reilly April 21, 2023

The aid deal comes despite established links between Moroccan intelligence services and the Qatargate scandal, with the ringleader of the bribery network, Antonio Panzeri, a known ally of Morocco.

Landowner Gets 525 Expropriated Hectares Back from Solar Park

Bridget Ryder April 17, 2023

The judge declared the expropriation null and void and added a word for the energy company: “The action (of Iberdrola) is surprising. Nonsense has no name.”

Drought in Norway Newest Energy Threat

Bridget Ryder August 14, 2022

This year’s drought has brought water reservoir levels so low that the government is considering having to temporarily stop hydroelectricity exports.

Germany: First Export Deficit Since 1991

David Boos July 11, 2022

Germany’s economy has been relying on an export surplus for decades, but exploding energy prices, in combination with a rigid transformation to renewable energies, has caused imports to exceed exports in value for the first time in more than 30 years.

Tag: green energy

German Electric Cars Are Losing Out to China

Europe’s Climate Consensus Is Unraveling

Cards Stacked Against EU Nature Restoration Law

Finance and Green Expropriation

Italian Parliament Votes in Favor of Nuclear Power

European Green Activists Winning on the Streets and in the Courts

Morocco To Receive €624 Million in Green Aid Despite Qatargate Links

Landowner Gets 525 Expropriated Hectares Back from Solar Park

Drought in Norway Newest Energy Threat

Germany: First Export Deficit Since 1991

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