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Is Katherina Reiche working against small and medium-sized businesses? The interview with Dietrich Enk gives food for thought + Video

Dieser Artikel ist auch in deutscher Sprache verfügbar: Zum deutschen Artikel. On 30 September and 1 October 2026, the East German Energy Forum (ODEF) took place in Leipzig for the fifteenth time. No, it was not a ‘green’ event; it was organized by the Association of Business Organizations in Eastern Germany and Berlin, under the […]

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The energy mix of the future: renewable energy, resilience and more. A conversation with Dr Gunter Erfurt + Video

How can we increase the resilience of Germany’s energy supply, and how can we become independent of imports? What role does grid expansion play, and how can battery storage systems contribute? These and other questions were discussed at the 15th East German Energy Forum. The discussions were often controversial, but that is a good thing; […]

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The four pillars of energy policy: economic efficiency, security of supply, environmental sustainability and social justice

The press conference held by the Saxony Business Association on 22 September in Leipzig really whetted the appetite for taking part in the 15th East German Energy Conference. On 30 September and 1 October, East German business associations are organising this forum and have invited not only their members but also a large number of […]

Windkraftanlagen auf freiem Feld. Foto: Sabine Eicker
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Fossil fuel energy policy is undermining the energy transition: Saxony’s renewable energy sector is sounding the alarm

The counterproductive energy policy at federal and state level is having an impact. It is now – once again – putting jobs and businesses at risk. A survey of Saxony’s renewable energy companies shows that the economic situation in the sector is deteriorating significantly. According to the two industry associations, the reasons for this include […]

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Saxony’s Energy Balance 2024: More electricity from renewables also reduces overall energy consumption

The energy transition is working. And sensible governments would simply promote it wherever possible. Even in Saxony, where for years the mantra of the all-important ‘domestic lignite’ prevailed, the transformation of the energy landscape is having a positive impact. After all, the less lignite that is burnt to generate energy, the lower energy consumption will […]

Balkonsolaranlage. Foto: Sabine Eicker
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Energy transition: Can neighbours share electricity too, and can tenants reduce their electricity bills as a result?

In the context of the economic downturn in Germany, the argument that electricity prices in Germany are too high is frequently put forward. In April 2026, the SPD and CDU/CSU coalition introduced a subsidised industrial electricity tariff for industry and large-scale electricity consumers, limited to the three-year period up to 2028. However, there are over […]

Das Projekt „LZ TV“ (LZ Television) der LZ Medien GmbH wird gefördert durch die Sächsische Landesanstalt für privaten Rundfunk und neue Medien. Diese Maßnahme wird mitfinanziert durch Steuermittel auf Grundlage des vom Sächsischen Landtag beschlossenen Haushaltes.

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