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Landlords and the right-wing have opposed an effective ban on new gas boilers and look set to at least delay the measure

A Fundamental Debate over Hydrogen in Brussels: …”Not everyone is on board with repurposing old gas networks for future use. German companies and municipal utilities hope to make the switch. Still, the issue is being debated in Brussels over an EU directive called the Hydrogen and Gas Market Decarbonization Package. All of this is a part of the larger "Green Deal" program,

Green hydrogen has the potential to heat millions of homes and keep German industry humming. So far, though, a lack of the environmentally friendly gas and the infrastructure needed to transport it have prevented its wide-scale use.

The rules governing who gets government jobs and how in Germany are too lax, anti-corruption campaigners say. They're pointing to a case at Robert Habeck's Economy Ministry as an example.

Calls are mounting for economy minister’s top state secretary to resign.

Germany’s Greens stand accused of engaging in a veritable bout of cronyism, as political opponents have pounced on a chink in the armour of a party all too ready to give off a sense of being “holier than thou”.

Türkiye is well on its way to becoming part of the club of nations using nuclear technology for peaceful purposes amid its efforts to diversify energy...

Sören Amelang ( Clean Energy Wire ) - The German government and NGOs have welcomed the first G7 commitment to …

At the last G7 meeting in Sapporo, the ministers left the door open to new investment in natural gas and ongoing use of fossil fuels, angering environmentalists who are lobbying for a complete phase-out

Abu Dhabi [UAE], April 17 (ANI/PRNewswire): COP28 President-Designate, Dr