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20 Feb 2025 | 12:00 UTC
Over the past two decades, Germany's energy policy has significantly transformed its power sector, leading to the nuclear exit, coal phase-outs, and an expansion of renewable energy sources like wind and solar.
However, with Europe’s largest economy now facing contraction, the focus has shifted from climate concerns to the urgent need for cost reduction. The surge in energy bills following the loss of Russian gas supplies has compelled policymakers to reassess strategies, particularly in light of the upcoming German elections.