Fumio Sudo: Energy Policy after Fukushima
It was Joe Kaeser, CEO of Siemens, who found the perfect opening words: “It gets pretty dark at night without light,” he said. “Energy is the lifeblood of every prospering…
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Leonhard Birnbaum on Europe and Energy Revolutions
The “Energiewende” isn’t a German phenomenon. Shifting from a centralised energy supply based on fossil fuel and nuclear energy to a decentralised network drawing on renewables may turn out to…
Wolfgang Eder on State Interventionism in Europe
Even 20 years down the road, our most important competitor won’t be China, it will be North America. American society is shaped by a fundamental optimism that we have lost…
Facing a Dangerous World: A Sobering Debate at a Young Professionals Seminar
Over the past few years, the world around Europe has become much more dangerous. What a contrast to the profound optimism of the 1990s! Of course, people in their late…
Roland Berger: How to Get Europe’s Economies Back on Track
Overcoming the Euro crisis is not enough. If Europe wants to remain strong, it needs more growth, more innovation and a single European market for transport, energy and other sectors…