Dark doldrums revealed: Europe's patience with Germany's energy policy at the end!

Dark doldrums revealed: Europe's patience with Germany's energy policy at the end!

Cottbuser Ostsee, Deutschland - Germany is on the energetic abyss! The nation that opened up to be a pioneer in climate issues suddenly sees itself in an energy crisis of epic dimensions. In a spectacular act of ignoring all warnings, the federal government has switched off its nuclear power plants and set their beliefs exclusively in wind and solar energy. But now the wind has disappeared from the sails and the sun behind clouds!

The so -called "dark brisk" struck and Germany faces a black hole in energy supply. Morten Freidel puts her finger in the wound and shows how the German government put on a parsley leaf of hope: the European neighbors. But even reliable partners such as Norway and Sweden now show Germany their cold shoulder. Freidel from the NZZ commented that Denmark and France cannot always help out if Germany stumbles.

European patience at the end!

The neighbors are tired of helping Germany with energy again and again. The electricity price has also exploded in the southern parts of Norway and Sweden, which is particularly likely to hit consumers. The Norwegian government bluntly calls the situation "shitty", while Sweden's minister of energy foams about Germany's nuclear policy. The political wind turns and gives Germany mercilessly into the face. The end of patience with German energy policy has been achieved! Who would have thought? The German high spirits to become the first climate -neutral leaves nothing but burned bridges in Europe.

But the Greens, the Advocatus Diaboli of Renewable Energies, see themselves in an ironic forced situation. Because while its agenda is fueling electricity prices across Europe, the CDU is unusually undecided on the edge of the stage. Your energy agenda? Alone a drought "We could check ..." This is pure CDU!

lost trust

The creeping isolation of Germany in Europe could soon spread to areas other than energy and climate policy. As the new Zürcher newspaper Industrial companies to turn their back on the country if nothing changes. The German government faces the task of not only having to question energy policy, but perhaps to have to question its entire industrial culture.

It is not only the energy policy failure, but also the call of Germany as an economic engine in Europe that is at stake. A tricky location without obvious solutions on the horizon! Germany must now rely on a new policy - otherwise the light will soon go out in other areas of its once so radiant economic strength.