Today: Wann greift die Anleihenkrise auf den Aktienmarkt über? – Mega-Wasserstoffprojekt geplant
EWE aus Oldenburg und Verbund aus Österreich planen ein riesiges Wasserstoffprojekt in Deutschland. Doch eine Hürde steht der Umsetzung im Weg. Und: Wie sich das Anleihebeben auf die Aktienmärkte auswirkt.
The European Union aims to become climate-neutral by 2050, relying on green hydrogen to power industries that cannot be made carbon-neutral by renewable energy sources alone. However, the expansion of this technology has been stagnant for years, with EU regulations being identified as a major hindrance, according to experts. A recent example of this is the proposed 500-megawatt electrolyzer project by EWE AG and Austrian Verbund AG, which would be one of the largest hydrogen projects in Germany.
Despite the companies' willingness to invest, EU regulations currently make the project unprofitable, causing delays and uncertainty. Klaus Stratmann, a climate and energy reporter at Handelsblatt, discusses the background in an exclusive podcast. Meanwhile, Andreas Neuhaus, a team leader in fixed income and markets at Handelsblatt, explains how long equity markets can withstand high interest rates and when the crisis mood in bond markets might also affect major indexes.
Written by urgent.news from Handelsblatt's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
