… over 80 euros per emission allowance, many coal-fired power plants were more economical to operate than gas-fired power plants. That is why the use of brown coal …

… We save resources and use less energy. That’s not only sustainable, but also economically successful and sensible”  Prof. Dr. Dirk Messner, President of the …

… authorities, retailers and consumers - to give glass packaging a chance in the economic cycle,” urges Gunda Rachut. The ZSVR continues to be concerned about other …

… to be gradually replaced by appropriate alternative chemicals in so far as they are economically and technically viable. In order to minimise the risks of PFASs in …

… focus on a consistent transformation strategy for our industry that combines economic competitiveness with ambitious climate protection.”⁠ Jürgen Landgrebe, Head …

… fees. There are various reasons for high packaging consumption. A major driver is economic growth, because more products on the market also leads to more packaging. …

… Ministry mandates the Working group on renewable energy statistics (AGEE-Stat) for Economic Affairs and Climate Action to track the use of renewable energy. A …

… and electronic equipment (e.g. illegal collection and residual waste bins), economic incentives, and the completeness of existing data reports. Research results …

… analyses the use of renewable energies on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and⁠ Climate Action⁠ (BMWK) and continuously compiles reports on …

… saves money and benefits the environment Repairing an old tumble dryer makes economic and ecological sense. Source: industrieblick / Fotolia.com In the modern …

… and the work that protects people and the environment – for example consistent economic and social transformation or the promotion of a circular economy, without …

… for the continued high level of packaging consumption, one major reason being economic growth: more products equals more packaging. Consumption habits are another …