Governments around the world are banking on infrastructure investment to return economies to growth. But where will the money come from?

Egypt is working with Germany on a new debt swap deal worth €100 million, set to be delivered in two phases. The first half will be disbursed in December 2025, and the second in June 2026. The funds ...

"It doesn’t shine like gold nor smell like oil, but it’s worth more than both. And the countries that don’t control it will ...

Heidelberg Materials is one of the largest manufacturers of building materials globally, with the majority of its revenue earned from cement production. The cement industry is a notorious contributor ...

Germany's new chancellor faces a delicate balancing act: tackling the country's energy crisis while upholding its commitment ...

Lithuanian government-owned utility and renewables developer Ignitis Group has completed its first 94MW solar project in ...

And even if carbon-dioxide emissions matter (the opponents are not unanimous on the matter) those from Europe are so small ...

Prysmian and E.ON's partnership is developing more efficient and greener power grids in Germany, with a long-term framework ...

China-Europe green cooperation is injecting fresh impetus into the environmentally friendly transformation of economies ...

Europe’s deep tech future hinges on evolving investment strategies. The reason for this is that traditional funding models ...

Vulcan Energy is set to receive a total of EUR104 million from two grants by the Federal Government of Germany to support ...

Ethiopia’s Finance State Minister, Semereta Sewasew held a high-level discussion with, Director for Africa at the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Philipp Knill, ...