Electricity Prices - Ministry of Economy Examines Increased Use of Coal-Fired Power Plants
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According to the Federal Ministry of Economics, the use of German coal-fired power plants is being examined more strongly in order to combat the high electricity prices. A speaker at the same time dampened expectations.
Although it is an inefficient form of energy production, the Federal Ministry of Economics wants to examine the use of old coal-fired power plants. The reason is the high electricity price.
Could old coal-fired power stations help to reduce electricity prices? The answer to the question is not as simple as you might think, according to government figures.
Gas storage is emptying, energy prices are rising – could coal-fired power plants be the solution? Deputy CDU/CSU Group leader Sepp Müller had recently proposed this. Why does the Federal Government doubt it?
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