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Sweden Seeks New Investors for Bankrupt Northvolt Battery Firm
Business Sweden is to find possible owners and investors for bankrupt Northvolt on behalf of the government. .
Sweden Plans Billion-Kronor Loans for New Nuclear Power Expansion
Despite harsh criticism, the government is moving forward with plans to build new nuclear power in Sweden. This will be done through several hundred billion kronor in government loans.
Sweden Moves Forward with Controversial Nuclear Power Proposal
The Government's plan to finance new nuclear power has received heavy criticism, among other things for being an optimistic calculation and risking to push aside other electricity production. Now the Government is moving forward with its legislative proposal.
EU Backs Swedish Mining Projects to Boost Raw Material Supply
Three Swedish investments are among the selected when the EU lists 47 strategic projects to secure access to critical raw materials. .
What impact does the Swedish boycott of food retailers have on the stores themselves?
The boycott of food retailers is in full swing this week, but there are no figures on how widespread it is and what consequences it will have for the retailers. .
Busch hopes for battery support from the EU
New owners of bankrupt Northvolt must be able to receive EU support, urges Energy and Enterprise Minister Ebba Busch (CD) in Brussels. And simultaneously hopes for a renaissance of German nuclear power.
Auditors secretive about Northvolt
A potential buyer of the bankrupt battery manufacturer Northvolt may be subject to scrutiny by the Inspectorate for Strategic Products (ISP). However, ISP never discloses which examinations they conduct.
Northvolt appealed to the government for support
The battery manufacturer Northvolt's chairman Tom Johnstone appealed to the government on Sunday for support to rescue the company from bankruptcy, reports Aftonbladet. .
Busch does not want Chinese Northvolt owner
Minister for Business Ebba Busch (CD) does not want to see any Chinese ownership in order to rescue the operations after Northvolt's bankruptcy. I think that is very dangerous, she says, and refers to security policy risks.
After Trump's Threats – EU Opens Up for Negotiations
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, is threatening to introduce punitive tariffs of 200 percent on wine, champagne, and other alcoholic products from the EU. This has led the Chairman of the EU Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, to open up for negotiations.
The Government Hopes for a New Northvolt Owner
The Government hopes for a new long-term owner for Northvolt. This is a functioning business that many actors are dependent on, says Energy and Trade Minister Ebba Busch.
The Opposition Wonders – Is Ebba Busch Serious?
Minister for Energy and Enterprise Ebba Busch is meeting the opposition today for energy talks. She hopes for broad consensus around the government's nuclear power plans.
Busch Invites the Opposition to Energy Talks
Minister for Energy and Enterprise Ebba Busch (Christian Democrats) has invited the opposition parties to talks next week. .
Proposal to introduce new measures against poor competition
An inquiry presents three proposals to create better competition in Sweden – which, among other things, can be used to strengthen competition in the food sector. We look forward to reviewing this and thoroughly preparing it, says Minister for Business, Industry and Innovation Ebba Busch (KD).
"Dadgostar: A Tragic End"
"A tragic end", says Nooshi Dadgostar. "Surprised it lasted so long", writes Jimmie Åkesson.
Ukraine receives air defense systems from Sweden
Sweden will donate an air defense system worth 1. 2 billion kronor to Ukraine.
Busch: "Threat Against Our Free Democracy"
Vice Prime Minister Ebba Busch (CD) compares Salwan Momika's death with the murders of teacher Samuel Paty and Catholic priest Jacques Hamel, who were murdered by Islamist extremists in France. .
The Government Gives the Green Light for Mine in Kiruna
The environmental permit was already in place at home. Now, the government has in practice run over Kiruna municipality.
Clashing over the economy: "Ridiculous"
While the opposition quarrels, the governing parties get things done, claims Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson in a party leader debate. The Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson, in turn, criticizes the government's economic policy.
Ebba Busch on Criticized Post: It Wasn't Me
Ebba Busch (Christian Democrats) comments on the noted Instagram post about anonymous witnesses. To TV4, she says that it was not she who made the post.
Busch Reported to the Constitutional Committee by the Social Democrats after Post
The Social Democrats are reporting Ebba Busch (Christian Democrats) to the Riksdag's Constitutional Committee following the noted Instagram post about anonymous witnesses, reports TV4 News. .
Ebba Busch after the criticism: "The human factor"
"Now you who are exposed to crime can testify anonymously", wrote Minister for Energy and Industry and Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch (KD) on Instagram. The statement is incorrect and Busch is being criticized.
No German Meeting for Busch in Brussels
The electricity price anger towards Germany has not subsided yet with the Minister for Energy and Industry Ebba Busch (KD). Hypocrisy, she says about German resistance to EU funds for nuclear power.
Busch Rejects Experts' Nuclear Power Criticism
The Government's plans for new nuclear power are condemned by expert authorities. Minister for Energy and Industry Ebba Busch (Christian Democrats) dismisses the criticism in SVT's Agenda.
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