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Energy transition, climate change and science stuff, especially mobility & hydrogen. Works at Clean Energy Wire. Neglected private blog at number-42.org
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How legacy car companies are skewing debate and slowing transition to electric cars

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By Sören Amelang Verified
| TheDriven
Germany’s automotive industry is more advanced in its shift towards electric vehicles than public debates suggest, but a minority of laggard companies is skewing the debate and risks slowing the transition, according to a survey of car industry managers by the University of Sussex and the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research (ISI).
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EVs overtake petrol cars as electric sales surge 66 pct in Europe’s biggest economy

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By Sören Amelang Verified
| TheDriven
Electric cars have overtaken petrol models in monthly new car registrations in Germany, following the introduction of a new subsidy programme and the sharp increase in oil prices caused by the war in Iran. Registrations of pure electric cars rose 66 percent in March 2026 compared to a year ago to almost 71,000, the country’s motor vehicle authority KBA said.
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Fusion power plant possible by 2045 with massive effort, says science academy

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By Sören Amelang Verified
| RenewEconomy Verified
It should be possible to realise Germany’s ambition to launch a fusion power plant in less than 20 years, but this will require a lot of effort and money, the country’s science academies said. “Germany can build a fusion power plant by 2045 – provided there is a massive acceleration of the project,” said the National Academy of Science and Engineering (Acatech) in a research and innovation roadmap.
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