Peter Fuchs - PowerShift

Climate policy,Publication

Automotive and battery production in Berlin/Brandenburg – globally fair?

From Peter Fuchs / 19.05.2021 Comments Disabled

Climate, raw material and development policy implications of electromobility A discussion paper by BER, PowerShift and VENROB The US technology group Tesla, the German chemical company BASF and the US battery producer Microvast...

The European fleet CO2 limits: A contribution to climate justice in transport?

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The European fleet CO2 limits: A contribution to climate justice in transport?

From Peter Fuchs / 06.01.2021 Comments Disabled

More and more cars are driving on Europe's roads, and delivery traffic is increasing. CO2 emissions from road transport in the EU continue to rise - despite climate targets. This has serious global [...]

Two Wheels of a Medal: Local Transport Transition and Global Climate Justice

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Two Wheels of a Medal: Local Transport Transition and Global Climate Justice

From Peter Fuchs / 15.10.2020 Comments Disabled

https://vimeo.com/462620048 As part of the European Mobility Week 2020, PowerShift e.V., together with partner organisations, organised a transport and development bicycle tour. Global climate justice also begins on Berlin's...

Open letter on the planned Car Summit - We call for a real Mobility Summit

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Open letter on the planned Car Summit - We call for a real Mobility Summit

From Peter Fuchs / 07.09.2020 Comments Disabled

In June this year, the last planned car summit of the Federal Government was canceled after harsh criticism from civil society, politics and academia. Tomorrow, September 8, 2020, a [...]

Tesla’s Gigafactory Berlin: An electric engine does not constitute a transport transformation!

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Articles and opinions Climate policy transport

Tesla’s Gigafactory Berlin: An electric engine does not constitute a transport transformation!

From Peter Fuchs / 18.08.2020 Comments Disabled

Declaration of climate, environment and development policy organisations (Berlin, 5.4.2020) The German and international automotive industry – together with other fossil fuel industries – has led us into the climate [...]

Tesla Gigafactory: An electric motor does not make a traffic turnaround yet!

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Tesla Gigafactory: An electric motor does not make a traffic turnaround yet!

From Peter Fuchs / 21.04.2020 Comments Disabled

The replacement of 47 million combustion cars in Germany by 47 million electric cars is not a traffic turnaround! In large urban areas - and as quickly as possible in the countryside - the time of [...]

Statement on the German Raw Materials Efficiency Programme (ProgRess III)

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Statement on the German Raw Materials Efficiency Programme (ProgRess III)

From Michael Reckordt, Alessa Hartmann and Peter Fuchs / 15.01.2020 Comments Disabled

As a civil society organisation, we generally welcome the third edition of the German Raw Materials Efficiency Programme. The many measures show which challenges for the protection of resources lie ahead of German politics,...

Berlin streets for everyone!

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Berlin streets for everyone!

From Peter Fuchs / 20.11.2019 Comments Disabled

Since the beginning of 2019, PowerShift has been coordinating the "Autorunde" as a new networking of environmental and mobility policy initiatives in Berlin. At the heart of our common demands is the...

When the dead are resurrected

Trade and investment policy,publication

Trade and investment policy publication

When the dead are resurrected

From Jeremy Oestreich, Bettina Müller, Alessa Hartmann and Peter Fuchs / 02.10.2019 Comments Disabled

As the EU tries to breathe new life into investment protection, corporations can sue states before private arbitration tribunals if they miss out on profits, for example, through health regulations or climate protection laws. An unfair system...