Climate protection

First tests of Sea Clear 2.0 robotic system in Port of Hamburg benefits environment and improves efficiency

Hamburg Sustainability Conference illustrates power of international co-operation - more than 1,600 delegates from 110 countries at conference

Global warming endangering global grain production, study shows

Hydrogen now key to energy transition - Hamburg News spoke to Professor Hans Schäfers, Director of CC4E, about economic efficiency and technical progress

Hamburg now a leading climate research centre with Nobel Prize winner and super computer

Hamburg Invest now helping five international growth companies with sustainable innovations

Association of seven Hamburg clusters present survey's findings - highlight risks to sustainability and climate change

Ministry of Economics and Innovation providing funds - deadline for applications to IFB Hamburg on March 28

EUR 300,000 from German government for SMILLA project at University of Hamburg and Hamburg Shipbuilding Research Centre

Drone completes 180-kilometre flight over North Sea near Cuxhaven - milestone for offshore industry

UHH most sustainable university in Germany - 29th worldwide

Public goods and services to become sustainable, climate-friendly and socially-responsible