After the "Hambacher Forest Revolution": who pays the expensive electricity ❓

Hello dear blog readers and members of AVALO-energy,

the "revolution" around the Hambacher Forst is decided for now. Leftists and environmental activists triumph, as they have reached a provisional grubbing-up stop against the energy group RWE.

The electricity price will be extremely expensive!

What you may not know and that goes down in the whole discussion and the temporary "victory" of the "Hambacher Forest Revolutionaries": In the last eighteen years, the electricity price for medium-sized businesses has almost tripled in this country! Yes, you read correctly: tripled.

And of course for you too. You will have noticed this long ago on the basis of your electricity bills.

Back to the companies:

Of course, this inflation is making a big impact especially in the so-called energy-intensive industry, right down to competitiveness.

Now you can add up one and one: If a state-accelerated coalition exit is added, these prices will skyrocket astronomically. And thus also exacerbate the problem of industry.

The great silence in the proverbial forest

Of course, the "Hambacher Forest Revolutionaries" and the (left) policy do not like to talk about that. Or not at all. After all, there are elections everywhere. Of course, that does not do any good to turn voters into thinking that the electricity price will be even more expensive than it already is!

Meanwhile, the so-called "coal commission" of the federal government deals with these problems. It consists of 28 members (politicians, environmental and economic experts), who should set by the end of 2018 a binding roadmap for an end to the coal-fired power plants and the open pit. And at the same time adopting help for structural change in affected regions (for example, the Rheinische Revier and the Lausitz).

Once again: politics is no longer to be trusted!

With the help of the energy turnaround, they once again recognize the zigzag course of politics. First, nuclear power was praised in the sky, now the exit. Likewise with the brown coal. FDP leader Christian Lindner summed up the dilemma recently on a talk show when he said: "In Germany, big projects can not be reliably planned!" He cites another example: "People are told to use diesel buy, and then they are not allowed to drive into the city! "His proposal sounds reasonable:" Let's ask the people! Maybe there is a majority in Germany for lignite mining. "

They will pay the bill!

Of course, you and I know how the whole thing will turn out: we'll pay the bill again! And with horrendous electricity prices. In addition - and this is another big problem - I'm not sure if we can only get the industrial land with wind and sun. Because Russian gas and American fracking is also frowned upon.

Ultimately, there is a risk that you will freeze in the coming winters. But certainly you have to dig deeper into your wallet in order to shell out the horrendous price of electricity in the future! ️

Source: Guido Grandt