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Juwi to cut 280 jobs and trim management

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By Will Norman
| PV Tech Power Magazine
Juwi said it was facing “economic pressure” across the German renewable energy sector. Image: JUWI. German renewables developer Juwi will cut jobs and reduce its management staff in response to declining margins and “significant economic pressure” in the German renewables market. The company said it would cut around 280 jobs from its German workforce, effective in October. It will also strip back its management team to just two executives: current CEO, Jost Backhaus, and a new CFO, Thomas Hüsgen.
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EU launches €25 billion Mediterranean renewables investment scheme

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By Will Norman
| PV Tech Power Magazine
T-MED is seeking proposals for investment in renewables and clean tech projects in north Africa and the eastern Mediterranean. Image: Guillaume Perigois via Unsplash. The European Union has launched an investment platform to expand renewable energy, clean technology manufacturing and electricity networks across the Mediterranean region.
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‘Predictable policy’ could see EV charging add £15.5 billion to UK economy by 2035

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By Will Norman
| evinfrastructurenews.com
The EV charging industry will contribute £15.5 billion to the UK economy by 2035, but continued growth will depend on supportive legislation, according to a new report by industry analyst LCP Delta. Capital investment in EV charging is forecast to hit £8.4 billion over the next decade.
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