In brief | 17 March '25
FT:
Uncertainty over political support for clean transition depresses market.
Reuters:
German court could set precedent for climate change litigation in case that seeks to hold utility accountable for historical emissions.
Forbes:
Will Europe seize the opportunity to lead in green defense innovation, securing both its national security and economic future?
Bloomberg:
German chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz’s decision to unleash the hundreds of billions in spending to transform the military and revamp its infrastructure is a watershed moment.
Euractiv:
Merz promised a “great leap forward” in climate protection in parliament. Now he brings out his party’s climate geeks to deliver.
KBA:
VW registers 16,521 new BEV, Tesla now far behind with 2,706 newly registered.
EnergyTransition.org:
Germany’s Climate Protection Act aims to reduce Germany’s carbon emissions to zero by 2045. The incoming new government has to adhere to this law.
