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Wolfgang Löser
2026
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Energy rebel in the final: tractors on sunflower oil and 750,000 euros saved
Wolfgang Löser is a finalist for the CERES AWARD 2026. His farm produces its own fuel, electricity and heat – mainly from sunflowers.
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Why power grids need to think decentrally
Dr. Fette shows: the stability of modern power grids needs decentralised control, storage and local intelligence instead of a central flood of data.
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Energy self-sufficiency in practice
More than 70 guests discuss e-mobility and real energy self-sufficiency at the Stockerau solar meetup – from the 800 V electric car to the off-grid farm.
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Energy sovereignty begins locally
Geopolitical crises reveal the weakness of import-dependent energy systems. The future lies in decentralised structures and local energy.
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Esbjerg: how energy self-sufficiency can work
The Danish city of Esbjerg proves it: energy-self-sufficient communities are a reality – with wind, sun, biomass and intelligent heat generation.
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Vegetable oil instead of petroleum
Vegetable oil can replace petroleum: farmers covered their own needs self-sufficiently until lobbying destroyed biofuels economically.
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5-point plan for radical EEG reform
The 5-point plan for reforming Germany's Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) by Hans-Josef Fell (Energy Watch Group) confirms demands for decentralised energy supply … which have been known for decades.
2025
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Europe is falling behind – and why it hurts
Europe clings to expensive fossil structures while China races ahead with free solar energy, AI and dark factories. A personal wake-up call.
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Feldheim: how a small village leads the energy transition
Feldheim is energy self-sufficient: a village shows how citizens shape the energy transition themselves – sustainably, affordably and together.
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Plus-energy house – blackout-proof thanks to sunflowers
Blackout-proof plus-energy house in Maria Ponsee: PV, power storage & vegetable-oil emergency power secure a sustainable energy supply.
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Stop Solar Expansion in Germany?
Germany's Federal Network Agency is warning of too much solar power, because it endangers grid stability and causes enormous costs. Stopping the expansion is unavoidable.
2023
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Electric cars: how often do they really catch fire?!
For every billion kilometres driven, statistically 90 combustion-engine cars and 3 electric cars catch fire. Here is an official report from practice on how "dangerous" the batteries in electric cars really are.
2022
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Gigantic development in battery technology
1,000 km WLTP range, 700 km recharged in 10 minutes – with completely different, sustainable, unproblematic raw materials.
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Switching to 100% renewable energy earned us EUR 1,000
Our bill for 2021 confirms it: we generate 2.5 times more PV electricity than we draw from the grid – and my daughter gets more than EUR 1,000 back.
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ORF magazine Konkret | "4 Wände – 4 Hände" pays a visit
A detached house with no mains electricity and no connection to the sewer system – that used to exist, but who still wants that today? A builder in the Weinviertel does.
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Scarcity is driving up fossil and nuclear energy prices
Anyone who still thinks natural gas will get cheaper again will soon be in for more nasty surprises. Russia has not been able to increase its gas production significantly.
2021
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The misery of political energy cosmetics
Instead of the far more important renewables priority law, the Greens are now also losing themselves in appeals to save energy and recycling nonsense.
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What does "Clean Disruption" mean?
Our present and future … more exciting than the best crime thriller. PLEASE take the 31 minutes. You will recognise a completely new world in which we already live.
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Collapse of grain prices
Panic over bioenergy decisions: a huge grain surplus causes a massive collapse in grain prices. Wolfgang Löser on why agriculture and forestry must win back their role as energy suppliers.
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Cobalt – are children toiling for our electric cars?
In case an opponent of electric cars once again rails, in ignorance, about electric cars, cobalt and child labour: without high-strength parts that can only be made with the help of cobalt (an alloying metal), there would be no combustion engines at all.
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Tesla "light years" ahead – Herbert Diess fears for the VW Group
VW CEO Herbert Diess, chairman of the Wolfsburg vehicle group, is worried about the future viability of the long-standing world market leader. Some time ago I wrote that almost all European car manufacturers will have to fear for their survival if they do not move into e-mobility, autonomous driving and car sharing as quickly as possible.
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Tesla's market value rises to 731 billion dollars
Again and again the same remark comes up: "Once an electric car offers a range of 1,000 km, it will be interesting." Experienced electric drivers know that range anxiety comes from fossil thinking – and Tesla's record market value shows where the journey is heading.
2020
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E-mobility: time is running out
The industrial shift from the combustion engine to e-mobility is far too slow, warn Bosch, ZF and Continental – there are NO longer 8 years left. Europe still has no significant battery cell production, and the technology of European electric car makers lags around 10–12 years behind Tesla.
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First automotive tipping point reached with electric mobility
Not a doom-laden message but reality: this is what the mobility transition means. The first automotive tipping point has been reached with electric mobility. What comes next?
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Save the climate now
August Raggam is one of the few great realists of our time who has got to the bottom of the climate problem and its solution. I have valued and respected him for more than 15 years and am always impressed by his many fundamental and very valuable expert opinions. Only through them could I understand the complex relationship between climate, humus, CO2 and more.
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Sweden's corona strategy seems to be working
No politician is troubled by 4.5 million deaths a year from air pollution. The energy transition and climate protection are still not being tackled decisively, although the entire world economy would benefit enormously. Strange that the world economy is being hit so hard ONLY because of corona …
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Wir brauchen die gemeinsame Einsicht … German
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Das Mobiltätszeitalter beginnt erst so richtig German
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Nord Stream 2 missachtet das energiepolitische Dreieck German
2019
2018
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Agrarindustrie steht vor dem Abgrund German
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Strom-Blackout – die ungeahnte Apokalypse? German
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Photovoltaik: Billig wie noch nie German
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Schonungslose und humorvolle Aufklärung German
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Müller über das Chaos in Deutschland German
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An das Profi Magazin für professionelle Agrartechnik German
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Dauerhaftes Wirtschaften aus der Kraft der Sonne möglich German
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Stellvertetend für viele andere Solarpioniere und Unternehmen German
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Elektromobilität-ein globales Erfolgsmodell German