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Salzgitter Delays Green Steel Project
Salzgitter, a German steel company, announced a three-year delay in its Salcos green steel project due to worsened economic and political conditions, impacting approximately €1 billion in planned investments.
Salzgitter Delays Green Steel Project
Salzgitter, a German steel company, announced a three-year delay in its Salcos green steel project due to worsened economic and political conditions, impacting approximately €1 billion in planned investments.
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24% Bias Score
Massive Profit Drop Shakes German Auto Industry, Sparking Political Debate
A near 50% drop in operating profit for the world's 19 largest automakers in the first half of 2024, totaling €42.8 billion compared to €84.3 billion in the same period last year, has triggered concerns and calls for political change in Germany, with disagreements between the ruling coalition on the...
Massive Profit Drop Shakes German Auto Industry, Sparking Political Debate
A near 50% drop in operating profit for the world's 19 largest automakers in the first half of 2024, totaling €42.8 billion compared to €84.3 billion in the same period last year, has triggered concerns and calls for political change in Germany, with disagreements between the ruling coalition on the...
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40% Bias Score
European Auto Industry Seeks EU Support Amidst Crisis
Facing energy price hikes, global competition, and regulatory uncertainty, the European auto industry is urging the EU for support, specifically recalibrating CO2 targets, strengthening enabling conditions, safeguarding technological neutrality, boosting competitiveness and resilience, and adopting ...
European Auto Industry Seeks EU Support Amidst Crisis
Facing energy price hikes, global competition, and regulatory uncertainty, the European auto industry is urging the EU for support, specifically recalibrating CO2 targets, strengthening enabling conditions, safeguarding technological neutrality, boosting competitiveness and resilience, and adopting ...
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16% Bias Score
European Auto Industry Demands Recalibration of CO2 Emission Targets
Facing a critical juncture, the European auto industry urges the EU to recalibrate CO2 emission reduction targets, enhance incentives for zero-emission vehicles, maintain technological neutrality, bolster competitiveness, and adopt tailored policies for diverse vehicle segments.
European Auto Industry Demands Recalibration of CO2 Emission Targets
Facing a critical juncture, the European auto industry urges the EU to recalibrate CO2 emission reduction targets, enhance incentives for zero-emission vehicles, maintain technological neutrality, bolster competitiveness, and adopt tailored policies for diverse vehicle segments.
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24% Bias Score
Europe's Auto Industry Faces Existential Threats from China's EV Dominance
The IAA Mobility 2025 show in Munich highlights Europe's auto industry struggles against China's rapid EV growth and the EU's 2035 EV mandate, impacting sales and competitiveness.
Europe's Auto Industry Faces Existential Threats from China's EV Dominance
The IAA Mobility 2025 show in Munich highlights Europe's auto industry struggles against China's rapid EV growth and the EU's 2035 EV mandate, impacting sales and competitiveness.
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24% Bias Score
China's Coal Power Expansion Continues Despite Renewable Energy Boom
In the first half of 2025, China added 21 gigawatts of coal power capacity, a nine-year high, while also expanding renewable energy by over 500 gigawatts, reducing CO2 emissions by 1 percent compared to the same period in 2024, although the long-term effects of continued coal investment remain uncer...
China's Coal Power Expansion Continues Despite Renewable Energy Boom
In the first half of 2025, China added 21 gigawatts of coal power capacity, a nine-year high, while also expanding renewable energy by over 500 gigawatts, reducing CO2 emissions by 1 percent compared to the same period in 2024, although the long-term effects of continued coal investment remain uncer...
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28% Bias Score
EU Countries Offering Highest EV Subsidies in 2025
As of October 2025, Italy leads EU nations in EV purchase subsidies for individuals, offering up to €11,000, followed by Croatia, Poland, and Greece at around €9,000, while Scandinavian countries prioritize indirect incentives.
EU Countries Offering Highest EV Subsidies in 2025
As of October 2025, Italy leads EU nations in EV purchase subsidies for individuals, offering up to €11,000, followed by Croatia, Poland, and Greece at around €9,000, while Scandinavian countries prioritize indirect incentives.
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20% Bias Score
EU Auto Industry Confirms Electric Future Despite Challenges
A high-level meeting in Brussels confirmed the EU's commitment to electric vehicles by 2035, despite industry requests for flexibility and ongoing challenges like low EV adoption rates and insufficient charging infrastructure.
EU Auto Industry Confirms Electric Future Despite Challenges
A high-level meeting in Brussels confirmed the EU's commitment to electric vehicles by 2035, despite industry requests for flexibility and ongoing challenges like low EV adoption rates and insufficient charging infrastructure.
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16% Bias Score
European Auto Industry Seeks Government Support Amidst Crisis
Facing high energy prices, global competition, and uncertain regulations, the European auto industry is urging the EU Commission for support, highlighting five key requests for recalibrating CO2 targets, improving market conditions, maintaining technological neutrality, boosting competitiveness, and...
European Auto Industry Seeks Government Support Amidst Crisis
Facing high energy prices, global competition, and uncertain regulations, the European auto industry is urging the EU Commission for support, highlighting five key requests for recalibrating CO2 targets, improving market conditions, maintaining technological neutrality, boosting competitiveness, and...
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Auto Industry Faces €12 Billion Risk, Proposes Plan Auto 2030
Amidst trade wars and Chinese competition, the Spanish auto industry, generating €85 billion annually, risks losing €8.5-12.75 billion unless Plan Auto 2030, a comprehensive plan to secure Spain's position as Europe's second-largest and world's ninth-largest auto producer, is implemented.
Spanish Auto Industry Faces €12 Billion Risk, Proposes Plan Auto 2030
Amidst trade wars and Chinese competition, the Spanish auto industry, generating €85 billion annually, risks losing €8.5-12.75 billion unless Plan Auto 2030, a comprehensive plan to secure Spain's position as Europe's second-largest and world's ninth-largest auto producer, is implemented.
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36% Bias Score
German Government Quietly Undermines Climate Policies
The German government, specifically the SPD and FDP, is subtly weakening climate policies by shifting from sector-specific to overall emission targets, reducing pressure on ministries to implement effective CO2 reduction measures.
German Government Quietly Undermines Climate Policies
The German government, specifically the SPD and FDP, is subtly weakening climate policies by shifting from sector-specific to overall emission targets, reducing pressure on ministries to implement effective CO2 reduction measures.
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56% Bias Score
German Politicians' Vehicles Largely Exceed EU CO2 Emission Targets
A DUH study found that 63% of 238 German political vehicles exceeded the EU's 93.6 grams/km CO2 emissions target; seven of eleven federal ministers used vehicles with emissions over 20 grams/km above the target; the Green party had the cleanest fleet.
German Politicians' Vehicles Largely Exceed EU CO2 Emission Targets
A DUH study found that 63% of 238 German political vehicles exceeded the EU's 93.6 grams/km CO2 emissions target; seven of eleven federal ministers used vehicles with emissions over 20 grams/km above the target; the Green party had the cleanest fleet.
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32% Bias Score
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