The German Coal Conundrum: The status of coal power in Germany’s energy transition

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Coal is not making a comeback in Germany. The current addition of new coal projects in Germany is a one-off phenomenon. Recent projects started in 2005-2007 as part of an overall trend in Europe caused by low carbon prices and upcoming stricter…

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The German Coal Conundrum: The status of coal power in Germany’s energy transition

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