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Solar Energy: Does Wietmarschen Soon Use Its Own Electricity More Effectively?

By Wilfried RoggendorfThe municipality of Wietmarschen produces a lot of solar power, but still has to buy electricity. A so-called power balance circuit is supposed to solve the problem, but there are concerns about the effort. more...

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