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That's only slightly related to Energiewende and more to the need for cheap russian gas.
by Gasp0de 3y ago
That's only slightly related to Energiewende and more to the need for cheap russian gas.
- woodpanel 3y agoNo. The Energiewende put so much stress on the German energy market - which boasted the highest consumer prices per kWh in the world before the Russo-Ukranian War - it completely went bonkers after the war started. Germany’s capability to fund a massive welfare state stems from its large industrial base, which is very sensitive to energy costs. It’s those blue collar jobs the are getting completely f-cked by the policies elected largely by white-collar workers.