In brief | 5 May '25
Bloomberg:
Military airspace restrictions are holding up wind-power projects, highlighting the challenges for Germany’s energy and defence plans.
Montel:
The incoming German government’s plans to use carbon capture and storage (CCS) for gas-fired generation was likely to prove a costly and futile way to decarbonise the country’s power sector, critics have told Montel.
S&P Global:
Germany's new government is to start on May 6, six months after the break-up of the previous coalition, with new energy minister Katherina Reiche expected to quickly pick up urgently needed legislation, energy experts told Platts.
Ariadne Project:
The Ariadne research project’s transport transition monitor [in German] provides an overview of data about the status of Germany’s transport transition, and lays out scenarios for the future.
