The German government is launching a €1 billion fund for investment in raw materials as it seeks to limit dependency on producers such as China for critical minerals.
Pandemic-triggered supply-chain disruptions and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine exposed the vulnerability of Europe’s reliance on a limited number of trading partners for energy and raw materials for high-tech and green projects.“With the fund, we are investing in equity for projects both at home and abroad — from mining to processing and recycling,” Brantner said.
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Germany plans $3.7 billion program to help decarbonize industry, including carbon storageThe German government has announced plans to provide about 3.3 billion euros ($3.7 billion) in funding for projects to make industry more climate-friendly, including by storing carbon dioxide underground at offshore sites. Germany has Europe’s biggest economy and is home to many energy-intensive industries.
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Germany plans $3.7 billion program to help decarbonize industry, including carbon storageThe German government on Friday announced plans to provide about 3.3 billion euros ($3.7 billion) in funding for projects to make industry more climate-friendly, including by storing carbon dioxide underground at offshore sites.
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