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EUR 121.4 billion was spent in Germany on reasearch and development - more than ever before in a single year.

Germany’s CO2 emissions dropped 10.1% in 2023, the largest decrease since 1990. This progress aligns with the country's ambitious climate goals for 2030.

Germany has introduced new legislation that will relax entry requirements for qualified non-EU professionals who wish to live and work in the country.

Lhyfe, a leading European producer of green and renewable hydrogen for transportation and industrial applications, is set to begin construction of a 10 MW green hydrogen plant in Brake (Unterweser).

Leading digital industry association Bitkom says that the sector is poised to outperform other parts of the German economy in the coming year.

Despite negative headlines and transnational economic challenges, a lot went right for the German business sector in 2023.

American pharmaceutical company Lilly will construct a USD 2.5 billion high-tech production site in Alzey in the west of Europe’s largest healthcare market.

The country with Europe’s largest economy has eased the requirements for non-EU nationals, particularly those with needed skills, to gain employment permits.

The European Council and the European Parliament have reached an agreement for the proposed regulation of critical materials in Europe.

The state is supporting property owners to install chargers for electric vehicles – applications exhausted the EUR 300 million allocated for 2023 in a single day.