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"We Won't Let Anyone Stop Us from Using Our Oil and Gas" - Dermot Tatlow / DER SPIEGEL

"We Won't Let Anyone Stop Us from Using Our Oil and Gas" - Dermot Tatlow / DER SPIEGEL

America's Most Powerful Energy Strategist "We Won't Let Anyone Stop Us from Using Our Oil and Gas"

She's not a big fan of electric cars and solar energy, but she does like coal: Diana Furchtgott-Roth is one of the leading authors of "Project 2025." DER SPIEGEL wanted to know more about how the Heritage Foundation strategist thinks. Interview Conducted by Claus Hecking in Washington, D.C.

Environmental Activists Cast Doubts on German Hydrogen Project in Namibia - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Frans Lemmens / Getty Images, Etienne Beukes / DER SPIEGEL

Environmental Activists Cast Doubts on German Hydrogen Project in Namibia - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Frans Lemmens / Getty Images, Etienne Beukes / DER SPIEGEL

Species Protection Worries Environmental Activists Cast Doubts on German Hydrogen Project in Namibia

In Namibia, Germany is planning to build a massive green hydrogen plant - right in the middle of a nature preservation. Local environmentalists are furious, but are their concerns valid? By Susanne Götze und Claus Hecking in Windhoek and Lüderitz, Namibia

Is the World Really Ready to Abandon Fossil Fuels? - SBM Offshore

Is the World Really Ready to Abandon Fossil Fuels? - SBM Offshore

Black Gold Rush in Guyana Is the World Really Ready to Abandon Fossil Fuels?

World leaders insist it is time to leave the fossil fuel era behind. But oil companies are making more money than ever before. A new project off the coast of Guyana shows why the energy transition remains more of a dream than reality. By Susanne Götze und Claus Hecking in Georgetown, Guyana

Namibia's Green Hydrogen Future - Tommy Trenchard / DER SPIEGEL

Namibia's Green Hydrogen Future - Tommy Trenchard / DER SPIEGEL

"A Massive Opportunity" Namibia's Green Hydrogen Future

A massive green hydrogen project with German funding is taking shape in Namibia – the same country Germany crushed in the early 20th century. Some are skeptical of the plan, but many in Namibia are hoping it will produce badly needed revenues. By Heiner Hoffmann und Tommy Trenchard (Photos)

The Belgian Towns Producing Their Own Green Power - Mashid Mohadjerin / DER SPIEGEL

The Belgian Towns Producing Their Own Green Power - Mashid Mohadjerin / DER SPIEGEL

More Affordable and Sustainable The Belgian Towns Producing Their Own Green Power

Energy prices in Europe have skyrocketed in the last year. But not in some towns in Belgium, where consumers have joined together to form co-ops and are generating their own sustainable electricity. It is a popular, and growing, model in Europe. By Jan Petter in Eeklo, Belgium

"We Have Gained Control Over the Crisis" - Peter Rigaud / DER SPIEGEL

"We Have Gained Control Over the Crisis" - Peter Rigaud / DER SPIEGEL

German Economy Minister Robert Habeck "We Have Gained Control Over the Crisis"

Last year, it looked like Russia's war in Ukraine was going to plunge Germany and Europe into a deep recession and a winter of gas shortages. Things have turned out differently, says Economy Minister Robert Habeck. But major progress is still needed on climate protection. Interview Conducted by Martin Knobbe und Gerald Traufetter

The Present and Future of Europe's Energy Supply - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Handout / REUTERS; TASS / Action Press; David Ramos / Getty Images; ddp; Getty Images (4)

The Present and Future of Europe's Energy Supply - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Handout / REUTERS; TASS / Action Press; David Ramos / Getty Images; ddp; Getty Images (4)

All Eyes on the Gulf The Present and Future of Europe's Energy Supply

The autocratic countries of the Persian Gulf play a key role in the new world order – and for the future of Germany's economy. Complete dependence will be difficult to avoid.

Where Will Germany Get Its Energy in the Future? - Youcef Krache / DER SPIEGEL

Where Will Germany Get Its Energy in the Future? - Youcef Krache / DER SPIEGEL

A Global Shopping Tour Where Will Germany Get Its Energy in the Future?

Germany must not only free itself from Russian gas, but from fossil fuels altogether. Where will those future energies come from?

The Anatomy of Germany's Reliance on Russian Natural Gas - Nigel Buchanan / DER SPIEGEL

The Anatomy of Germany's Reliance on Russian Natural Gas - Nigel Buchanan / DER SPIEGEL

Decades of Addiction The Anatomy of Germany's Reliance on Russian Natural Gas

The Americans warned Germany, as did the Eastern Europeans. But Germany just continued buying more and more natural gas from Russia. The addiction stretches back several decades, and it is full of misjudgments and errors.

"There Is a Black Hat, and Putin Is Wearing It" - Dominik Butzmann / DER SPIEGEL

"There Is a Black Hat, and Putin Is Wearing It" - Dominik Butzmann / DER SPIEGEL

German Economy Minister on the Gas Shortage "There Is a Black Hat, and Putin Is Wearing It"

Germany is facing a potentially difficult winter due to natural gas shortages. In an interview, German Economy Minister Robert Habeck talks about what Putin is trying to achieve and how Germany is seeking to dull the effects. Interview Conducted by Markus Feldenkirchen und Gerald Traufetter

The Dirty Truth About Clean Technologies - [M]: Hedi Xandt; SABarton / Getty Images / DER SPIEGEL

The Dirty Truth About Clean Technologies - [M]: Hedi Xandt; SABarton / Getty Images / DER SPIEGEL

Mining the Planet to Death The Dirty Truth About Clean Technologies

The poor South is being exploited so that the rich North can transition to environmental sustainability. Entire swaths of land are being destroyed to secure the resources needed to produce wind turbines and solar cells. Are there alternatives?

"The Government Currently Being Formed Is Finally Going to Act" - Peter Rigaud / DER SPIEGEL

"The Government Currently Being Formed Is Finally Going to Act" - Peter Rigaud / DER SPIEGEL

Green Party Co-Leader Annalena Baerbock on Coalition Talks "The Government Currently Being Formed Is Finally Going to Act"

Germany is still in the process of putting together a government following the September election. Green Party co-leader Annalena Baerbock speaks to DER SPIEGEL about progress on climate policy, the challenges of a three-party coalition and why German autobahns are not getting a speed limit. Interview Conducted by Valerie Höhne, Martin Knobbe und Jonas Schaible

Germany's Stricter New Emissions Goals Present Huge Challenge - Paul Langrock

Germany's Stricter New Emissions Goals Present Huge Challenge - Paul Langrock

Quiet Energy Revolution Germany's Stricter New Emissions Goals Present Huge Challenge

Germany's high court ruled in April that the government had to do more in the fight against global warming. The tough new emissions targets will be difficult to meet.

Is Nuclear Power the Solution to Climate Change? - Horst Friedrichs / DER SPIEGEL

Is Nuclear Power the Solution to Climate Change? - Horst Friedrichs / DER SPIEGEL

The Great Energy Debate Is Nuclear Power the Solution to Climate Change?

Paul Dorfman and Staffan Qvist both want to save the climate. But one of them wants to rid the world of nuclear reactors while the other wants to build more of them. We brought them together for a debate. Interview Conducted by Philip Bethge und Rafaela von Bredow

Weak Returns Cripple German Renewables - Kay Nietfeld/ dpa

Weak Returns Cripple German Renewables - Kay Nietfeld/ dpa

Gone With the Wind Weak Returns Cripple German Renewables

Investments in renewable energy were supposed to be a sure thing, with wind park operators promising annual returns of up to 20 percent. More often than not, however, such pledges have been illusory -- and many investors have lost their principal to boot. Von Gunther Latsch, Anne Seith und Gerald Traufetter

Public Buy-Back of Berlin Grid Fails - Britta Pedersen/ dpa

Public Buy-Back of Berlin Grid Fails - Britta Pedersen/ dpa

Energy Referendum Public Buy-Back of Berlin Grid Fails

An attempt to buy Berlin's energy grid from the Swedish mega firm Vattenfall fell short at the polls on Sunday. Activists argued the company isn't doing enough to foster green energy, while opponents questioned the logistical advantages of a change.

UK's New Reactor Spurs Debate in Germany - Carsten Rehder/ dpa

UK's New Reactor Spurs Debate in Germany - Carsten Rehder/ dpa

Nuclear Divergence UK's New Reactor Spurs Debate in Germany

The UK's decision to build a new nuclear power plant has thrown Germany's vow to shut down its own nuclear plants into relief. Critics argue Germany's decision was emotional, not practical -- others disagree. Von Rupert Neate

Germany's Defective Green Energy Game Plan - Z1022 Patrick Pleul/ dpa

Germany's Defective Green Energy Game Plan - Z1022 Patrick Pleul/ dpa

Reality Check Germany's Defective Green Energy Game Plan

Germany pretends to be a pioneer in the green revolution. But its massively expensive Energiewende has done nothing to make the environment cleaner or encourage genuine efficiency. One writer argues: Either do it right, or don't do it at all. Von Alexander Neubacher

How Electricity Became a Luxury Good - Marcus Brandt/ dpa

How Electricity Became a Luxury Good - Marcus Brandt/ dpa

Germany's Energy Poverty How Electricity Became a Luxury Good

Germany's agressive and reckless expansion of wind and solar power has come with a hefty pricetag for consumers, and the costs often fall disproportionately on the poor. Government advisors are calling for a completely new start. Von SPIEGEL Staff

China's Green Revolution Arrives - Qilai Shen/ dpa

China's Green Revolution Arrives - Qilai Shen/ dpa

'Liconomics' China's Green Revolution Arrives

China has changed course and announced an ambitious new plan to push sustainable energy. The initiative by Li Keqiang's government signals a turning point in the country's approach to the environment -- and could mean big business for Germany. Von Gerald Traufetter und Bernhard Zand

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