Germany’s green fiasco: its coal production is already higher than in China and India

The ban on nuclear and fracking, added to the dependence on a Russian gas that is now politically unviable, have pushed the country to the limit.

If there is a European country that should have taken special care of its energy policy, it is Germany. Its powerful industry, the engine of the main European economy, needs a clear and coherent supply, with elements of sustainability, yes, but without neglecting other vital aspects, such as the cost and security of this input so important for production.

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