Germany considering coal power again
Germany is reconsidering its approach to coal-powered electricity amidst rising global gas prices and supply concerns. Although the country has pledged to phase out coal by 2038, the recent energy market dynamics have prompted discussions about maintaining some coal capacity, particularly domestically available lignite, as a backup to renewable sources. The government faces a debate between ensuring energy security and adhering to its climate commitments, with potential temporary use of certain coal plants under review.
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