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Coal-Fired Power in Germany Set to Cease by 2038, an Industrial Info Market Brief
Despite a visible decline, Germany still produces about a third of the coal-fired power in the EU.
Released Thursday, August 08, 2019
Despite a visible decline, Germany still produces about a third of the coal-fired power in the EU.
With the increasing cost of CO2 allowances in the EU Emission Trading System, coal-fired generation is set to decrease. Germany's coal exit commission has proposed to cease coal-fired power generation by 2038.
According to Industrial Info's database, there still are 66 operational coal-fired power plants in Germany. Click here for the list of plants and see map below.
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