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By Benjamin Wehrmann Verified| The Progress Playbook@ By Benjamin Wehrmann, Clean Energy WireElectric vehicles (EVs) tend to function more reliably and have fewer breakdowns than internal combustion engine cars (ICEs), the German Automobile Club (ADAC) has found in an analysis of its 2024 repair service data. “We found that EVs are less prone to breakdowns than ICEs of the same age group,” ADAC said after reviewing its 3.6 million service missions in the past year.
By Benjamin Wehrmann Verified| Clean Energy Wire Verified France and Germany are preparing a relaunch of their cooperation on energy policy, competitiveness, and technology for when conservative chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz has formed his new coalition government, newspaper Handelsblatt reported. According to the article, Merz had already been in contact with French president Emmanuel Macron on a wide range of initiatives several weeks before his conservative CDU/CSU alliance emerged as the largest party in February’s national election.
By Benjamin Wehrmann Verified| The Progress Playbook@ By Benjamin Wehrmann, Clean Energy WireElectric vehicles (EVs) tend to function more reliably and have fewer breakdowns than internal combustion engine cars (ICEs), the German Automobile Club (ADAC) has found in an analysis of its 2024 repair service data. “We found that EVs are less prone to breakdowns than ICEs of the same age group,” ADAC said after reviewing its 3.6 million service missions in the past year.
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Clean Energy Wire
Clean Energy Wire (CLEW) is a prominent platform dedicated to climate and energy journalism, with a strong focus on Europe, particularly Germany. Established in 2013 by Stiftung Mercator and the European Climate Foundation, CLEW aims to provide high-quality information and media services related to the energy transition. CLEW offers a variety of services, including a news digest that keeps readers updated on energy policy developments, in-depth dossiers on key topics, detailed factsheets, and expert contacts to connect journalists with specialists in the field. The organization supports international journalists by delivering thorough analyses of political debates and essential facts regarding Germany's energy policies in a balanced manner. As a non-profit organization, CLEW operates with a small team and generates modest annual revenue. It serves as a central resource for journalists and the public interested in the energy transition, contributing significantly to the media landscape in the areas of energy, climate, and renewables.
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