Germany's energy transition is driving up costs and fueling political tension within Chancellor Merz's government, complicating efforts to reform energy and social policies.
Germany's energy transition is driving up costs and fueling political tension within Chancellor Merz's government, complicating efforts to reform energy and social policies.
NRW Greens demand reinstatement of the nine-euro ticket and permanent electricity tax cuts to address the 2026 energy crisis, supported by a CDU ally.
Over 80,000 people joined protests across Germany led by Fridays for Future, calling for decisive climate action and government departure from fossil fuels.
German companies are countering the 2026 energy crisis by investing in renewable energy and sustainable materials, boosting resilience against high fossil fuel costs and climate risks.
Mass protests and critiques mark Germany’s struggle with rising energy costs and controversial government measures amid a challenging energy transition.
Germany's coalition government is deeply divided over renewable energy policies, with Finance Minister Klingbeil warning against slowing the Energiewende, opposing Economic Minister Reiche's cost-saving reforms and grid restrictions.
Chancellor Merz insists Germany’s nuclear phase-out is irreversible, while Westinghouse offers help to reactivate nuclear plants around 2030, fueling debate on the energy future.
Berlin’s spring 2026 political season features major networking events alongside Mayor Kai Wegner’s urgent calls for swift government intervention on soaring fuel prices.
German large enterprises face rising economic disruptions from climate change and geopolitical risks, highlighting the need for resilient supply chains and comprehensive insurance strategies.
A KfW study reveals that one fifth of German companies are already suffering from climate crisis impacts, with large and energy-intensive firms hardest hit, emphasizing the urgent need for robust climate policy.
Earth Hour 2026 saw over 500 German cities switch off lights, with iconic landmarks joining the global movement to urge stronger climate policies.
Climate activists in Berlin protested Germany's fossil fuel policies by hanging from a crane, denouncing the government's climate program as insufficient.
Germany introduces a sweeping 67-point climate plan to cut emissions by over 25 million tons by 2030, focusing on renewable energy, electrification, and reducing fossil fuel reliance.
A new study uncovers a gap in German companies' recognition of water risks despite their heavy reliance on rivers for operations, urging more comprehensive management approaches.
New research uncovers significant water dependence among German companies near rivers, revealing gaps in sustainability reporting and highlighting natural flood management solutions.
Poland criticizes Germany's renewable-heavy energy policy and nuclear phase-out for raising prices and regional energy insecurity.