Author: Arne Jungjohann

The German Greens govern in 11 states. They are the hinge party of Germany’s political system.

Federal elections are set to take place in the fall of 2021 and unlike in 1998, the Greens would enter coalition negotiations with a wealth of experience in government on the Länder level, including a strong record as a federal climate force.

Europe faces a massive wave of nuclear reactor closures. But it lacks a coherent approach to organize this process. Building up capacities for exnovation would help to turn decommissioning into a strategy of ecological modernization.

In April 2017, the Heinrich-Böll-Foundation published the study German Greens in Coalition Governments.

In comparison to its international peers, the German Green Party (called Alliance 90/The Greens) is […]

The German Green Party has succeeded in taking over governmental responsibility in federal states.

The pv magazine asked me how the US differs from Germany.

Read here the full interview I gave to David Hunt, Managing Partner of hyperionsearch.

Last week I took the Energiewende on the road along the US East Coast.

In 2011, German Chancellor Angela Merkel drew the world’s attention to Germany’s energy transition ― […]