“As an industrial location, Germany has a serious problem. We don’t have as much energy available as we need,” the head of the leading German energy firm RWE, Markus Krebber, recently warned. “This gap leads to high prices and thus to justified concerns about competitiveness.. We are seeing the first signs of de-industrialization.”
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