FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY
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Nick Hedley
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Germany’s coal consumption continues to fall sharply as renewables advance
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Kudos... Germany's commitment to counting phasing out fossil fuels
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Wow this is great news... Kudos to Germany for it's commitment to end use of fossil fuels and transition into renewable... Keep up
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@edwin_wangombe this definitely good news coming from gerua
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This is a great progress
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@annett_michuki indeed is a huge milestone achieved... It shows that the country has committed to making change for the better
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@annett_michuki absolutely...
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@edwin_wangombe its efforts are laudable
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Great progress that not only strengthens the country's climate goals but also highlights the growing potential of clean energy solutions to replace fossil fuels, paving the way for a more sustainable and resilient future....
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@frankoh_kihm_080 Germany's efforts portray major commitment in the use of clean and safe energy
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@frankoh_kihm_080 i am sure that the benefits of switching to renewable energy will soon be felt and it will show how dependable renewable energy can be
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I really hope to see this plummet to incredibly low numbers and eventual phase out of not just coal but other fossil fuels as well. Let them lead others in the green transition
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@undefined i also hope to see the complete phase out of fossil fuels soon
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This is a positive sign of progress towards renewable energy sources. This shift reflects the country's commitment to reducing carbon emissions and transitioning towards a more sustainable energy future.
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@walter_lungayi I second you
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@walter_lungayi i wish more countries could borrow from Germany and follow the trend
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Great progress! Germany's decline in coal use highlights the positive impact of renewable energy adoption.
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@gorffly_mokua its time for the globe to adapt to renewable energy as its benefits are immeasurable
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This is an encouraging report on transition achievement in Germany.
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@tabitha_kimani it is encouraging and motivational ... Setting this example is just amazing
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Reducing coal consumption is quite a significant way of mitigating the severe issues if climate change.
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@jane_wangui You're spot on. As a fuel that worsens climate change, any less emissions from it is welcome. Only question is if it will be enough to make a significant difference.
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@jane_wangui absolutely... The pollution caused by burning coal is just a major disaster that's why it should be stopped.
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This is the way to go .. reducing coal consumption with help reduce the emissions brought about by the use of the resource.
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@rosebellendiritu More countries could learn from this model on how phase can and should be phased out to ensure not only some are doing it as it wouldn't be as effective if we all did it.
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@rosebellendiritu Germany should now focus on phasing out the use of all fossil fuels
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@edwin_wangombe exactly... Its important to phase out all fossil fuels
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Way to go Germany! Seeing a world leader like Germany shift from the traditional coal to more advanced renewables is a massive win for clean energy and a bigger win for the environment.
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@Kevin Absolutely! Germany's shift to renewables is an inspiring step for global clean energy efforts. 🌍💚
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@Kevin i agree... And i hope it will have a ripple effect on others
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@Kevin it is encouraging indeed
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@gorffly_mokua and I am sure it will have ripple effects on the neighbors to do the same
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addition, the switch to renewables in electricity production meant that less energy is wasted, for example as heat in fossil power plants.
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@kelvin_thuranira_kaberia Indeed, it is a welcome shift that means global warming/ boiling is cut to a minimum leading to us beating climate change in the bear future.
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@kelvin_thuranira_kaberia well said.. this transition to renewable energy will have a