Schleswig-Holstein will invest €550 million in 2026 for highway expansions and renovations, focusing on A 20 continuation and state road upgrades to combat infrastructure backlog.
Schleswig-Holstein will invest €550 million in 2026 for highway expansions and renovations, focusing on A 20 continuation and state road upgrades to combat infrastructure backlog.
Germany's government plans to bolster critical infrastructure protection and limit public access to sensitive information following a recent disruptive power grid attack in Berlin.
Hamburg's economy confronts rising cyber and hybrid threats fueled by AI risks and geopolitical tensions, urging enhanced security, regulatory compliance, and infrastructure investment.
With political deadlock stalling future-focused initiatives in Germany, billionaires are increasingly stepping in to tackle key infrastructure and societal challenges using their capital and influence.
The recent Berlin power outage has sparked widespread criticism of Germany’s political leadership and infrastructure readiness, entwined with broader societal and energy policy challenges.
e-Mobility Deutschland e.V., a new association of German charging infrastructure companies, is formed to coordinate industry interests and shape future charging network expansions.
Germany's new industry association, e-Mobility Deutschland e.V., unites key charging companies to drive policy and infrastructure development for electric vehicles.
German companies emphasize digital sovereignty and AI investment while HessenFonds supports sustainable digital infrastructure projects, reflecting a robust national IT strategy.
Germany’s Bundestag has enacted the NIS-2 law to enhance nationwide cybersecurity by expanding regulations and strengthening governmental coordination.
Schleswig-Holstein plans a new half-hourly train between Kiel and Hamburg and allocates 200 million euros for road and bridge renovations amid infrastructure challenges.
Schleswig-Holstein commits €3.4 billion to enhance infrastructure, climate protection, and municipal services by 2030, focusing on local governance and sustainability.
Schleswig-Holstein secures nearly €71 million for urban development and advances plans for major infrastructure projects, including highway and rail expansions.
The Bundestag has approved a 100 billion euro infrastructure fund distribution across states, eased debt rules, and introduced social benefit reforms under Chancellor Merz's leadership.
Hitachi Rail is advancing Germany's rail modernization through phased upgrades, digital signaling, and automated freight locomotive trials, focusing on practical improvements that enhance capacity and safety.