Maurits Kuypers
Maurits Kuypers graduated as a macroeconomist from the University of Amsterdam, specialising in international work. He has been active as a journalist since 1997, first for 10 years on the editorial staff of Het Financieele Dagblad in Amsterdam, then as a freelance correspondent in Berlin and Central Europe. When it comes to technological innovations, he always has an eye for the financial feasibility of a project.
Interview
Faircado aims to boost circular economy with second-hand goods platform
News
Dresden lives up to its name as a center for the chip industry: billions for a new factory
News
Germany allocates €6.3 billion for 930,000 more charging stations by 2030
Interview
Smart drones calculate the best way to mount your solar panels onto your roof
News
World’s largest ‘power grid booster’ being built in south German Kupferzell
News
AI and cloud seeding could protect against extreme weather
Features
On the road with the 9 euro ticket. Part 9: A bike tour around the Baltic Sea port of Rostock
Features
On the road with the 9 euro ticket. Part 8: A bike tour of Dresden, the heart of Germany’s semiconductor industry
Features
On the road with the 9 euro ticket. Part 7: Making fuel with CO2 from the Ruhr region
Features
On the road with the 9 euro ticket. Part 6: between Solar Valley and the Cottbuser Ostsee
Features
On the road with the 9 euro ticket. Part 5: Halle is a centre for biochemistry and home to the University of Universities
Features
On the road with the 9 euro ticket. Part 3: In the footsteps of Nord Stream and Wernher von Braun
Features
On the road with the 9 euro ticket. Part 2: IdeenExpo Hannover gives young people a push towards nature and technology
Features
On the road with the €9 ticket – Part 1: a visit to the largest solar park in Germany
Analysis
Offshore wind in Poland: a potential output of 28 gigawatts
Analysis
Poland must quit its coal addiction, or nothing will come of Europe’s climate plans
Features
Prague goes all in for modern and green public transport
Features
Energy efficiency and green mobility are central to Czech plans
