Carolina Kyllmann
Journalism Network Manager at Clean Energy Wire
Journalism Network Manager @cleanenergywire of its @ClewNetwork 🌿 Dutchie in Berlin 🚲
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1 day ago |
cleanenergywire.org | Carolina Kyllmann
More attractive conditions are needed to make people join civil protection and disaster relief volunteer units as Germany faces more frequent extreme weather events, a report commissioned by the Office for Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance (BBK) found. While there already is a high number of volunteers involved in civil protection and disaster control (1.76 million people), organisations report a significant increase in personnel requirements due to a rising number in calls for assistance.
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1 day ago |
cleanenergywire.org | Carolina Kyllmann
Large food retailers in Germany have a long way to go to make good on their sustainability promises, according to a report by Dutch think tank Questionmark.
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2 days ago |
cleanenergywire.org | Carolina Kyllmann
The average heating consumption of oil, gas and district heating rose by over 23 percent in Germany between October 2024 and February 2025 compared to the previous heating season, according to energy service provider Techem. Particularly the use of gas for heating saw an increase of 28 percent, Techem said. "The latest figures show that the energy saving efforts of recent years have tailed off," CEO Matthias Hartmann said.
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2 days ago |
cleanenergywire.org | Carolina Kyllmann
Clean Energy Wire / Tagesspiegel Background Germany can store enough hydrogen in salt caverns alone to meet more than the maximum expected national and European demand needs, the economy ministry (BMWK) has said in a white paper on hydrogen storage, which is set to form the basis for the next government’s work on hydrogen. "Germany has ideal geological conditions to meet its own hydrogen storage needs and those of its European neighbours," the ministry wrote in a press release.
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1 week ago |
cleanenergywire.org | Carolina Kyllmann
The biggest hurdles to building Germany's next government have fallen: a historic spending package has laid the groundwork for coalition negotiations between the conservative CDU/CSU alliance – winner of February’s snap election – and the centre-left SPD of outgoing chancellor Olaf Scholz. The CDU’s head Friedrich Merz is now set to be sworn in as chancellor in early May.
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Closed door rhetoric, open door policy I wrote abt how despite fuelling anti-immigration sentiments, European far-right leaders let in migrant workers needed for the energy transition 🇮🇹🇭🇺Including the Meloni & Orbán governments, with workers facing poor conditions in Hungary
Closed door rhetoric, open door policy: Europe’s far-right lets in migrant workers needed for the energy transition As companies’ demand for qualified workers grows, they are set to increase pressure not to hamper labour migration https://t.co/7prLsPe31E https://t.co/PbNolgDbt8
RT @ClewNetwork: 🗺️On the eve of #InternationalWomensDay we’re proud to share stories on the gender-climate nexus from our global network o…
RT @TMigrationStory: Germany, with an ageing population, is increasingly looking to countries like India to find skilled workers to fill it…
