Analysis - Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie: More efficient energy transition could save Germany more than 300 billion euros
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If the next German government wants to keep energy-intensive industries in the country, it must reduce electricity costs and strengthen security of supply. A group of government advisors has presented several ideas on this.
Green Planet Energy eG [Newsroom]Hamburg/Berlin (ots) - A step backwards in the expansion of renewable energies would cost Germany dearly: sinking investments, fewer jobs and lower value added would be the result. This is shown by a recent short study ... Continue reading here...Original content of: Green Planet Energy eG, transmitted by news aktuell
The Federal Association of German Industry sees great potential savings in the energy transition.
A study by the Boston Consulting Group for the Federal Association of German Industry (BDI) warns against billion-dollar misplanning in the energy transition. As a result, Germany could save more than 300 billion euros by 2035, and electricity for consumers could fall by 18 percent.
Germany wants to be climate-neutral by 2045. In a study commissioned by the Federal Association of German Industry, it is now said that this is much more cost-effective than the government has planned so far.
According to a study, Germany could save 300 billion euros in renewable energy expansion over the next ten years, which would also reduce electricity prices.
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