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Excluding the closure of nuclear power stations, what do you consider bad about the German energy policy?
by jonp888 3y ago
Excluding the closure of nuclear power stations, what do you consider bad about the German energy policy?
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- blibble 3y agolignite?
- gumballindie 3y agoGermany has a long history of poor energy source choices (polluting cars, coal use, reliance on highly polluting energy sources from russia - fortunately this ended but only after strong-arming, not willingly). I understand it’s position as an energy poor country but it needs to change course, which i am sure it will.
- linmob 3y agoOTOH, Germany managed to push solar and wind early, too. Sadly, "Klimakanzlerin"[1] Merkel's governments managed to undo a lot of investment through bad legislation, which led to many companies in the green energy sector failing - effectively moving that industry to China. [1]: She was unironically called that in 2007, after not much more than a few nice words and taking some photographs in Ilulissat, Greenland - yes, press failure was a thing back then, too.
- reverius42 3y agoOther than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?
- kramerger 3y agoClosure of nuclear power while refusing the deploy wind power because NIMBY. I am actually surprised they are not actively trying to stop people having "balkonkraftwerk".
- Fgehono 3y agoOh there is at least when you are part of a house. My old co owners did not like my proposal for allowing it. It's just that now (and I'm surprised actually) the law will come. I'm not sure if it is too small of an real issue for the old people or only them care about the optics of non architectural relevant buildings
- andromeduck 3y agoReliance on coal & gas. High energy costs. Residential rates subsidizing industrial.