Reconciling the irreconcilable: what could Germany's next coalition mean for the Energiewende
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- The election is over, time for talking
- A time for new partnerships, but much to be agreed
- Green Keynesianism vs market liberals
- Technology could be Merkel’s best ally
- Nord Stream 2
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German election resultsPossible coalitionsDiverging energy & climate positionsCoal capacity decommissioning
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