Carolynn Look is a journalist covering energy, commodities, and climate for Bloomberg News and Bloomberg Law. With a focus on data analysis and an interest in China, Carolynn's work has appeared in various publications including Bloomberg-Quint, Yahoo Finance, Sunday Times, and The Washington Post.
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By: Carolynn Look, Paula Doenecke
Chocolate sommelier Karin Steinhoff went to an Amsterdam warehouse recently to buy cocoa beans for her boutique German producer. But when she walked inside the cavernous building with her trader, they were struck by how unusually empty it was.
By: Carolynn Look, Paula Doenecke
Schokoladensommelière Karin Steinhoff besuchte kürzlich ein Amsterdamer Lagerhaus, um Kakaobohnen für ihren deutschen Boutique-Produzenten einzukaufen. Als sie mit ihrer Händlerin das höhlenartige Gebäude betrat, fiel dieser auf, wie ungewöhnlich leer es war.
By: Carolynn Look, Priscila Azevedo Rocha
A German government-backed foundation has agreed to import green ammonia from Egypt in the coming years in a bid to accelerate Europe’s energy transition.
By: Carolynn Look
A new study shows low-income consumers are still most vulnerable to climate change, but risks for wealthy are growing the fastest.
By: Carolynn Look, Ruth Liao
Germany’s efforts to ditch coal for power generation risk delays if the country doesn’t soon move ahead with tenders for its planned expansion of natural gas plants, according to energy firm Uniper SE.
By: Kamil Kowalcze, Carolynn Look
(Bloomberg) -- Germany's government took a first step toward privatizing Uniper SE, the utility it nationalized at the peak of Europe's energy crisis in 2022 after Russia curbed gas flows to the region.
For the first time in decades, German forests have become a source of carbon rather than a sink.
Germany’s state-owned SEFE signed an agreement to purchase gas from ConocoPhillips for 10 years, the latest move by the company to secure fuel supplies for Europe.
By: Carolynn Look, Petra Sorge, Eva Brendel
High energy costs and an uncertain transition to cleaner fuels have been a key driver behind Germany’s exodus of industrial giants in recent years. The ruling coalition’s sudden dissolution and looming snap election will make the problem even harder to fix.
By: Carolynn Look, Priscila Azevedo Rocha
“Ein neuer starker Spieler in der grünen Energiewirtschaft” sollte die HH2E im Jahr 2022 werden. Nun ist der Entwickler einer Wasserstoffanlage am Osteseehafen Lubmin insolvent und strebt eine Sanierung in Eigenverwaltung an.
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