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MEBRO
06/23/26 · 11:39 AM UTC · 9 SOURCES
“Germany abandoned renewable energy and went back to coal because their green experiment failed.”
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TL;DR ·Germany has expanded renewable energy to replace nuclear power and remains committed to coal phase-out.
High-credibility sources and official data directly contradict the claim that Germany abandoned renewable energy or that its energy transition (Energiewende) failed. Rather than reverting to coal, Germany has used renewables to replace its phased-out nuclear capacity . As early as 2012, renewables supplied 23 percent of German electricity, making them a dominant source alongside lignite . While critics often point to short-term fluctuations or the continued use of coal as evidence of failure, the German government has a documented plan to shut down all coal-fired plants by 2038 . Claims that renewable energy suffered a total collapse during extreme weather events have been debunked by fact-checkers . Although the 2011 decision to exit nuclear energy increased reliance on fossil fuels in the short term, Germany succeeded in reducing emissions by 36 percent relative to 1990 levels by 2019 . Bureaucratic challenges exist, but the momentum remains firmly behind green energy expansion rather than an abandonment of the policy .
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