Absolutely nothing user, coal is a renewable resource after all, though i'd say germany could solve it's little energy problem by burning the kikes as well.
Germany Is Burning Too Much Coal
Yeah, and then they pay other countries to take all that energy because everyone in the business realizes you can't run a nation like Germany with a powergrid that fails on a cloudy windless day so all that renewable shit is produces in excess.
CO2 is not pollution. Western nations should burn fossil fuels until the cows come home. It's all the countries with shitty (or nonexistent) dumping laws that we should nuke till they are covered in black glass.
Gee, why didn't the engineers who invented renewable energy technology think of that?
Wait, they did.
en.wikipedia.org
(((Renewable energy))) cannot supply power on demand. It's a fucking failure of a system.
Toll status: Unmet.
POUR ON THE COAL GOYSGUYS
For the burgers here:
1 kWh costs ~ 0,26€ for private users equating to 0,30$.
Over the last 10 years energy prices in Germany have more than doubled, thanks to the shut down of nuclear power plants and sky-high subsidies to renewables.
The people who have profited the most are the Greens (aka Maoist pedophiles) who own the renewable energy companies and the German equivalent of SWPLs/gated-community shitlibs.
In other amazing coincidence shutting down these coal-fired power plants would not only cause another price hike, it would also wreck what remains of the East German economy since the industrial complexes are dependent upon reliable energy sources and sizeable workforce employed in the open pit mines and the surrounding industry.
You're apparently not well informed, so I'll spoonfeed you:
You need to fucking kill yourself. The remaining potential for pump-storage hydroelectricity in Germany is minimal, which is why renewable shills need to propose bullshit like damming up Norwegian fjords or building unreal shit like ring-shaped storage-pumped basins.
Oh, thought you meant Cultural Enrichment from their fine African bruders