German energy transformation challenged

According to German media reports, the development of the use of renewable energy in Germany is faster than planned, but the recent energy transformation has received more and more skepticism. The German government stipulates that power operators need to purchase green power preferentially and at a regulated price. As the cost of procurement increases, the price of electricity will increase. In Europe, Germany is the country with the highest electricity bill after Denmark. German industry accounts for 24% of the total industry, and many industrial companies need large amounts of electricity. Hans Heinrich Driftmann, the German industrial and commercial conference, said that half of German industrial companies are concerned about their own competitiveness due to energy transformation. The EU energy commissioner Günther Oettinger proposed to the German economic community that Germany must set a capping price to protect the industrial sector; in addition, he also called for a speed appropriate for the energy transition and slowed down the expansion of solar and wind energy. The pace, and combined with the actual expansion and storage facilities.