Germany's energy transition plans shrink

Sinochem News This summer, Europe is facing a rather severe energy supply situation

Recently, Germany and the EU have taken a series of measures to deal with the energy supply shortage

Germany's renewed increase in coal use has raised doubts about whether Germany has abandoned previously set carbon emissions targets

While maintaining the existing coal power policy, the German government has also made corresponding adjustments to the German renewable energy development plan in the future

It is worth noting that in the latest plan, the German government deleted the goal of basically achieving carbon neutrality in electricity supply by 2035, which means that the German government has abandoned the plan to achieve all electricity from green energy by 2035

It can be seen that in the face of the current severe and complex energy supply situation, Germany has to adjust a series of previously established energy policies, and strives to continue to vigorously develop renewable green energy while appropriately increasing the supply of traditional energy to cope with the situation of tight energy supply.