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Find out why the EU and US have recently introduced four key policy pieces aimed to support local economies, secure battery material supply chains and accelerate the move towards a new generation of energy markets.

TheDetroitBureau.com talks exclusively with Thomas Schäfer, the CEO of the Volkswagen brand about the ID.7, EVs in the U.S., Ford and more. Check out the interview.

VALLETTA, Dec. 29 (Xinhua) -- Europe has been severely impacted by the sanctions it imposed on Russia after the outbreak of its conflict with Ukraine, leading t

VALLETTA, Dec. 28 (Xinhua) -- In Slovenia, Vukadinka Marija Pavlin does not turn on radiators all the way even when the weather gets cold, and washes clothes an

© Provided by Xinhua For Europe, uncertainties and challenges ahead will continue to weigh heavily upon the continent economy as it tries to emerge fro

Yearender: 2022 leaves Europe in grip of energy crisis-

2022 leaves Europe in grip of energy crisis-

<p>To tackle the effects of the Ukrainian conflict, EU countries agreed reduce 15 percent of the demand for natural gas and 5 percent of electricity consumption until March 31, 2023.</p>

BERLIN (Reuters) -Volkswagen will invest 460 million euros ($482 million) by early 2025 in its Wolfsburg plant, with most of the funds going into prep...

In this article, we look into the long-term supply chain re-shoring trend, and why this benefits North America. Click to read which stocks stand to benefit.