News and statements on current topics concerning the energy transition, climate protection and the necessary development towards worldwide wealth. |
News and statements on current topics concerning the energy transition, climate protection and the necessary development towards worldwide wealth. |
| Politics - political targets of PEGE |
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| Nonpolitical, pragmatic, on the other side of ideologies counts in our politic only one target: A long time lasting civilization able to develop further on a stable base. | |||
| Philosophy |
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| Long-term planning and stability have to be the guiding rules of politics. A philosophy based on the mathematic branch of games theory. | |||
| Living standard | |
| What is living standard? How is living standard correctly measured? Is it possible, that our living standard declines drastic, while uncorrect numbers want to make us belive it's like paradise? | |
| Taxes tax politics | |
| The consequences of the tax politic for humans and environment. The politicians claim to fight for humans and the environment, but the tax politics shows the exact opposit. | |
| Energy politic | |
| Decades of wrong energy politic. Instead of more living standard with less energy usage, partial the contrary was reached. A result of the wrong tax politic. | |
| Angela Merkel and the car industry |
| 1992: The Rügen Experiment | |
| From 1992 to 1996, research minister Heinz Riesenhuber and environment minister Angela Merkel demonstrated the unsuitability of electric cars on the island of Rügen. | |
| 2007: The Merkel failure begins | |
| The first appeal to Merkel to prevent the German car industry from resting on its laurels and falling behind was made on January 31, 2007. | |
| 2008: Merkel in the oil price crisis | |
| The oil price crisis should have led to important industrial policy decisions in the German car industry. Instead, pathetic whining for lower oil prices | |
| 2009: China announces drastic licensing regulations | |
| The Chinese counterpart to Economics Minister Sigmar Gabriel: "Have you seen a single petrol scooter? They don't exist any more, they can no longer be registered, only electric scooters". | |
| 2010: Electric car with a range of 300 km | |
| The sensation at the Geneva Motor Show: the first family-friendly electric car with a range of 300 km. With the BYD e6, electromobility is breaking out of narrow niche markets. | |
| 2011: The fraud formula for plug-in hybrid consumption measurement | |
| Germany has been unable to reduce the EU's CO2 emission targets for the car industry. But the cheating formula for the whitewashing of plug-in hybrids is working. | |
| 2012: Electric Bus Conference Munich | |
| Grotesque differences in consumption between electric buses and hydrogen fuel cell buses. Nevertheless, a lot of research money continues to be sunk into hydrogen vehicles. | |
| 2013: Study on the market launch of electric cars | |
| The German car industry has even managed to corrupt the state-affiliated Fraunhofer research institute. An unscientific study on the market for electric cars shows this. | |
| 2014: Tesla announces 50 GWh battery factory | |
| The size of the planned factory shows the intention to sell not only in the luxury class. With the production capacity, a broad attack on the upper mid-range is possible. | |
| 2015: VW Dieselgate | |
| Large-scale fraud as industrial policy and the consequences if it is discovered. German politicians have systematically created an environment in which Volkswagen thought it could get away with it. | |
| 2016: China shock 8% quota rule for electric cars | |
| Years of deep sleep in the German car industry, a few rolling declarations of abandonment to claim that they were building electric cars. But then the wake-up call from China. | |
| 2017: Merkel sees black for the German car industry | |
| At a meeting with her colleagues from the EU according to information from SPIEGEL, the Chancellor touched on a sensitive topic: the foreseeable decline of a German flagship industry. | |
| 2017: EU wants fuel consumption measurement in cars from 2020 | |
| For the insider, it is a defense against large-scale fraud; for the uninformed citizen, it is the total surveillance state. Background information on the planned consumption measurement. | |
| 2018: Diesel driving ban | |
| Germany does not have a government, but a reaction. Instead of active shaping, there is only reaction to disasters of all kinds. | |