Oenergetice.cz: Michael Kranhold (50Hertz): The Germans pay more for electricity, but are satisfied
Our Michal Vít conducted, together with Jakub Kučera, an interview with Michael Kranhold (50Hertz) about the electricity market and energy policy.
You can read the whole interview (in Czech) here.
#energy #electricity #energy policy #electricity market
Michal Vít
Research Fellow (until September 2018)
Research Fellow (until September 2018)
Topics: Political parties, National identity, V4
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