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    1. medievalvelocipede on

      Yes, yes, we have also found out that it’s summer.

    2. Anxiety_Fit on

      Oh please explain to me why the electric bill is so damn high?

    3. Papa-Yaga on

      We don’t need to burn coal anymore because we are burning

    4. Timauris on

      If they kept nuclear power on the grid, the records of low coal use would have been much higher.

    5. champignax on

      Still insufficient tho. Imports helped a bit but it’s the worse Western European grid except for Ireland (wtf Ireland!?) and on par with Italy.

      Ironically, in June they reached the milestone of finally lowering coal usage enough to match their former nuclear output. They could’ve get rid of all their coal power plant (at least for that month) had they kept NPP open.

    6. Ok_You_1162 on

      The fact that the biggest economy in Europe is still extracting coal in open pit quarries and still to this day trying to sabotage the progress of nuclear energy is retarded. Fuck the (German) Green party. All because some nuclear waste had to pass through on a train.

    7. AtlanticPortal on

      If only they didn’t shut the nuclear power plants off the coal would be a lot lower.

    8. AtlanticPortal on

      If only they didn’t shut the nuclear power plants off the coal would be a lot lower.

    9. FeineSahne6Zylinder on

      Great, so electricity prices will finally come crashing down since we’re no longer dependent on foreign energy imports. Right??

    10. And yet, you still emit 9 times more CO₂eq/kWh compared to France TODAY (july 2025). NINE freaking times more CO² per kwh, how can you accept this shit, you have to stop all coal explotation, not today, but 20 years ago, freaks.

    11. Maj0r-DeCoverley on

      That’s nice. But wake me up when their electricity mix is less carbonated than the French one. Because they’re still far from getting there

    12. xylophileuk on

      Doesn’t Germany burn the worst type of coal as well? Or has that been phased out?

      Edit: yeah they do, lignite

    13. silver__spear on

      great, now do energy prices and compare them to the US and China, Germany’s main economic competitors

    14. TheMoro9 on

      This is amazing progress, and exactly what Germany pushed for in the 2000s all the way until 2020. Renewables are the future, and even though the goal hasn’t been reached yet, the advances are extremely promising.

      It really is amazing the amount of misinformation and negative propaganda being thrown around when it comes to German energy. Some i can attribute to ignorance spread by AfD, some probably from russian bots, but some shit i read here really makes me wonder if they live in the same Germany I do.

      Feels like some of you really think wind turbines are “Windmühlen der Schande”, and if so I feel very sorry for you.

    15. Independent_Pitch598 on

      So it means that a lot of people can use AC without any issue ?

    16. MineElectricity on

      Damn, that’s a lot of downvotes. Didn’t know Germans were saltier than the french when they are wrong.

    17. treebeard87_vn on

      And yet Merz and Reiche are putting a levy on offshore wind and trying to destroy hydrogen.

    18. Shoddy-Childhood-511 on

      According to [this IEA data](https://www.iea.org/data-and-statistics/charts/global-coal-consumption-2000-2026), the EU halved coal usage from 2012 to 2024.

      It also extends a projection that world coal usage should increase by less than 1.2% from 2024-2027, reaching 8900 Mt by 2027.

      I’m curious how world coal usage obeyed the IEA’s model in 2024. We’ve seemingly no reputable data so far, but [Koch’s IER](https://www.instituteforenergyresearch.org/fossil-fuels/coal/global-coal-use-hits-another-historic-record-in-2024/) thinks coal already grew by a full 1% in 2024, and already passed 9000 Mt.

      It’s possible Koch’s IER maybe doing market manipulation with their article, but overall that’s kiinda a large gap between IEA projections and IER “data”.

    19. That’s amazing. I was told by all others articles that Germany coal burning would increase dramatically because of the nuclear shut down? And while I still disapprove of this shut down, it’s nice to see that they actually managed to transition to renewable anyway!

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