photovoltaic

Germany’s Energy Transition: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

By Emilio Godoy
Immerath, 90 km away from the German city of Cologne, has become a ghost town. The local church bells no longer ring and no children are seen in the streets riding their bicycles. Its former residents have even carried off their dead from its cemetery.

Germany’s New Energy Revolution Still Moving Ahead

By Risto Isomaki
Germany has now become the world’s first modern renewable energy economy, according to the experts. The Federal Republic of Germany already obtains 29 percent of its electricity from renewable sources, meaning photovoltaic, hydro and wind power, and power produced by burning wood or other biomass.


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