Germany's Energy Woes

Clueless Germany is the poster child for handing over its sovereignty to the howling minority of eco-whiners reports A. Dru Kristenev. Closing the last of its nuclear plants under the false pretense of replacing that clean energy with 'sustainable' wind power that is anything but and unreliable, Germany is cutting its own throat. Keeping outward appearances of taking measures to combat climate change, the country will be charging a premium for power that it's now forced to purchase from suppliers like France, which generates wattage from, guess what? Nuclear power plants. The hypocrisy is stretching the ability of average citizens to comprehend the strategy. ¹

By Centrewing on 2022 03 04

They are about to make all energy so expensive. I have radiators not forced air so a small box called a boiler in the basement. I keep my heat (small house) at 67 F. or lower at times in the winter. Yet supposedly cheaper this hot water heat doubled in cost four years ago and now 2 months ago my bill was $143. last months heating bill was doubled again at $280. of which a $100 is just more taxes but 7 years ago heating gas was between $75 and $85 in Jan. and Feb.
Since I live in Ontario and am a fixed income pensioner my electricity is already high but they give me $40 off every month lovely except I still have not figured out why some months it seems out of control and I am always careful staying up at night if I need to run any equipment washer dryer etc. when our prices are lowest. I should not complain except my senior income with this inflation for groceries etc. and energy keeps going up so much faster. I know a single mother with 4 children (small house) and she works full time, is paying almost $1000. for electricity and $300 plus for heat and $1800 for rent, and is having a hard time, last year feeding/clothing etc. her children, she had to give up her car I wonder what her expenses are now this year and worry for her and her children?

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By Alan V Cecil on 2022 03 06

Germany's Energy Woes written by Jack Dini is a "lighthearted alam for a serious self inflicted problem not only for German consumers but for all industrial nations that have succumbed to "drinking the poisonous Kool-Aid punch" of self sustainable wind and solar mandated energy production.

Thank you Mr. Dini!
Alan V. Cecil

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