Čro PLUS: Ecological plans of the incoming German government
How is Germany going to achieve generating 80% of its energy from renewable sources by 2030? And is Germany's transmission system ready for such an increase in their share of electricity generation? These and more questions were answered by Kateřina Davidová, an analyst at EUROPEUM.
You can listen to the interview in Czech here. (time: 8:20)
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Kateřina Davidová
Senior Research Fellow
Senior Research Fellow
Expertise: EU climate and energy policy, environmental protection
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