Cheap electricity - thanks to RE "subsidies" are killing coal and gas power in Germany. The latest victim could be…
[…] Energy c. Reproduced with […]
The one-off legacy cost to Germans of the Energiewende (more precisely, of the above-market renewable FITS of the first decade…
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[…] by at least 80 percent by then (compared to 2005). The optimistic nation is doing well, generating 41 percent…
[…] 33 per cent of Germany’s electricity is renewable, he added, and German citizens at one point own 47 per…
[…] last year, a referendum found that a majority of Swiss voters did not want the ambitious phaseout plan proposed…
One more thing. The electrification of transport must become part of the Energiewende. Germany is well behind the leaders here…
If France wants to revert to a ceremonial/long-stop presidency, as in Germany or Italy, it has to go back on…
[…] sector and dramatically reduced the cost of citizen-owned, renewable power. Solar power today is twice as expensive in the…