Germany set for gas power plant expansion deal this week.
German stakeholders are set to agree a deal on a much-anticipated roadmap for the construction of several new gas-fired power plants this week.
The move is part of Germany's push to close a power generation gap expected to occur due to the phase-out of coal, with round-the-clock gas plants offering a better temporary solution than intermittent renewables.
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Kevin
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Germany was in the right headlines all year and then this !
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Felix mokaya
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If Germany continue doing this ,it will lead to more and more risk of global warming.
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Elizabeth Gathigia
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This is very disappointing, Germany stop pulling the efforts to transit to clean energy down!
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Rukia Ahmed Abdi
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The decision to expand gas power plants in Germany, as part of the effort to close the power generation gap resulting from the coal phase-out, raises concerns about the nation's commitment to sustainable energy solutions. While it's crucial to address the challenge of maintaining a stable power supply during the transition, the emphasis on new gas-fired plants should be approached with caution.
Gas plants, although providing round-the-clock power, are not a long-term solution for achieving carbon neutrality. It's essential for Germany to simultaneously accelerate investments in renewable energy sources and energy storage technologies to ensure a sustainable and resilient power grid. Relying heavily on gas may impede progress toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions and transitioning to cleaner alternatives.
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Grace Njeri
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One step forward two steps backwards,it's absolutely a wrong turn intended for the interest of the few but disastrous to a bigger margin and more-so our planet.
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Jane Wangui
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@grace_njeri_804 Germany is pulling us down.
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walter lungayi
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@grace_njeri_804 Indeed they should focus on renewable energy.
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Kihm Francis
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this is insane!! doesnt make sense at all.
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winnie nguru
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You can do better Germany!
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Joseph Githinji
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This is pulling down efforts to transitioning to green energy, this is unacceptable.
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CHRIS NGATIA
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@joseph_githinji something needs to be done about it ..
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Munene Mugambi
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Why does Germany keep on taking these steps that derail the climate agenda?
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This is a step backward in the global effort to combat climate change.
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Dear Gorffly mokua Your climate warning has received over 50 agrees! We have reached out to Germany by email and requested a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! To reach more people and increase the chance of a response, click the Share button above to share the review on your social accounts. For every new member that joins We Don't Have Time from your network, we will plant a tree and attribute it to you! /Adam, We Don't Have Time
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44 w
Germany was in the right headlines all year and then this !
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44 w
If Germany continue doing this ,it will lead to more and more risk of global warming.
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45 w
This is very disappointing, Germany stop pulling the efforts to transit to clean energy down!
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45 w
The decision to expand gas power plants in Germany, as part of the effort to close the power generation gap resulting from the coal phase-out, raises concerns about the nation's commitment to sustainable energy solutions. While it's crucial to address the challenge of maintaining a stable power supply during the transition, the emphasis on new gas-fired plants should be approached with caution. Gas plants, although providing round-the-clock power, are not a long-term solution for achieving carbon neutrality. It's essential for Germany to simultaneously accelerate investments in renewable energy sources and energy storage technologies to ensure a sustainable and resilient power grid. Relying heavily on gas may impede progress toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions and transitioning to cleaner alternatives.
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One step forward two steps backwards,it's absolutely a wrong turn intended for the interest of the few but disastrous to a bigger margin and more-so our planet.
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@grace_njeri_804 Germany is pulling us down.
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@grace_njeri_804 Indeed they should focus on renewable energy.
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this is insane!! doesnt make sense at all.
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You can do better Germany!
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45 w
This is pulling down efforts to transitioning to green energy, this is unacceptable.
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44 w
@joseph_githinji something needs to be done about it ..
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45 w
Why does Germany keep on taking these steps that derail the climate agenda?
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45 w
This is a step backward in the global effort to combat climate change.