Re:Day ahead electricity prices for EU
by ZeroGravitas on Sunday August 28, 2022 @03:26AM
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Your article says Germany started off well but politicians were too scared to continue and other nations caught up.
In particular they dragged their heels on ICE to EV transition, which I agree with.
Luckily they shifted from a conservative towards a green government and all that stuff is moving forward again.
> Politicians have ignored other elements, like industrial production, building efficiency and, especially, vehicle traffic. Involving those areas and coming up with an overarching concept, that's the hard part that must now be addressed. And it will determine whether Germany will once again become a model of sustainable economic production or whether the entire experiment will end in failure.
In particular they dragged their heels on ICE to EV transition, which I agree with.
Luckily they shifted from a conservative towards a green government and all that stuff is moving forward again.
> Politicians have ignored other elements, like industrial production, building efficiency and, especially, vehicle traffic. Involving those areas and coming up with an overarching concept, that's the hard part that must now be addressed. And it will determine whether Germany will once again become a model of sustainable economic production or whether the entire experiment will end in failure.