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RT by @Kl_Stone: If you want to put pressure on the federal government and Economics Minister Reiche, you can use our petition “Save renewable energies!” here. Sign: https://dabeisein.gruene.de/forms/katherina-reiche-zerstort-die-energiewende-und-macht-uns-abhangig-rette-die-erneuerbaren-energien-mit-uns

RT by @Kl_Stone: Wind power in Germany will increase by 27 percent in the first quarter of 2026 - electricity prices will fall by 8.9 percent. 👇https://www.iwrpressedienst.de/energie-themen/pm-8788-windstrom-in-deutschland-legen-im-ersten-quartal-2026-um-27-perzent-zu-strompreise-sinken

RT by @Kl_Stone: “Sustainable” oil heating and “CO2-neutral climate diesel”: We are taking legal action against misleading sustainability promises for HVO100 diesel as well as fossil energy sources, heating systems and vehicle drives. https://www.duh.de/presse/pressemitigungen/pressemitigung/zukunftsfaehige-oelheiz-und-co2-neutraler-klimadiesel-deutsche-umwelthilfe-leit-neue-verfahr/

RT by @Kl_Stone: Baden-Württemberg needs a stable government, the challenges are great. This is how we are conducting exploratory talks with the @CDU_BW. Our common goal is a reform coalition that boldly moves the country forward. We want to provide security in uncertain times.

RT by @Kl_Stone: PV factories are already highly automated - now the installation is also being automated. 1% of the land area with PV generates around 20 times as much electricity as the world consumes today. Silicon is around 1,000 times more abundant in the earth's crust than carbon.

RT by @Kl_Stone: #TweetForDumme A wind turbine in the forest saves around 1000x more CO₂ than a cleared wind turbine would have captured. And by the way: Wind power projects are also obliged to replant the cleared area elsewhere.

RT by @Kl_Stone: Personal counterexample: I just replaced my 60 kW gas heater with two 20 kW heat pumps. They provide the same heating output for my building - but instead of 60 kW of gas, with a COP of 5-7 they only require 1-2 kW of electricity. Even in February, most of this electricity comes from my PV system. And this is exactly where the error in the primary energy argument lies: space heating and hot water account for around a third of German final energy consumption. That sounds like a huge mountain that could never be replaced by renewables. But thanks to environmental heat, a heat pump only needs a fifth to a seventh of the energy of a gas heater. That means: A large part of the “primary energy” that Mr. Wetzel and you put so threateningly in the shop window is simply combustion losses that are no longer replaced by electrification. Anyone who uses the share of renewable energy in primary energy as a benchmark is comparing apples with oranges. Primary energy measures how much coal, gas and oil we burn, including the 60% waste heat that goes into the air when burned. The more we electrify, the smaller the primary energy requirement itself becomes - the UBA points this out. The 3.4% solar and 4.6% wind of the “total energy demand” is not a declaration of bankruptcy of the energy transition, but rather an artifact of statistics that were made for a fossil world. The real question is not "How do we replace 2,900 TWh of primary energy 1:1 with renewable energy?" – but: “How much final energy do we still need if heat pumps, electric cars and efficient processes eliminate the conversion losses?” Answer: significantly less. And renewables can very well cover this shrinking demand.

RT by @Kl_Stone: It works! Also in #Germany! Thread from #EnBW ⬇️ "#Stuttgart is coal-free. The era of electricity and district heating generation from coal at the Stuttgart-Münster power plant is finally over. ✅ The new, hydrogen-capable gas turbine plant, which has been in commercial operation since October 2025, is now taking over full supply. ⚡Both systems ran in parallel over the winter, now the reserve function of the coal block ends. 🏭 Together with the thermal waste utilization and the large heat pump (<-note this word) we achieve a district heating output of 450 MW."

R to @Kl_Stone: 5/5 The #electricity price (day-ahead) today (March 29th) was Ø 118 €/MWh. Tomorrow it will be Ø 144 €/MWh (14.4 ct/kWh). Tomorrow very sharp price increases across Central Europe from France to Poland including southern Scandinavia. Things should get better in the days after that.

R to @Kl_Stone: 4/5 Some Ø-Day-Ahead #exchange electricity prices (1 MWh) for orders on March 29th. & delivery on 03/30/26 Germany 58 € (74.1% EE on 03/30/26) France: €47 Poland: €107 Denmark 1: €57 Spain: €11 Switzerland: €139

R to @Kl_Stone: 3/5 Our imports yesterday came from: France, Netherlands, Denmark, Belgium, Norway & Sweden. On the same day, exports went to: Austria, Czech Republic, Poland, Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands & Sweden.

R to @Kl_Stone: 2/5 While the tweet above showed domestic #electricity generation (1,479 TWh), here is the composition of domestic #demand coverage (1,396 TWh) excluding exports: Self-produced renewable energy: 78.5% (of demand) Own-produced Fossil: 21.5% Imports: 0.0% (net)

Public net electricity generation in Germany yesterday March 30, 2026: Total 1,479 TWh RES (wind, PV, biome., water): 74.1% Fossil (coal, gas, oil): 25.9% CO2 298g/kWh Total net EXPORT 2026: 2.57 TWh of 124.5 TWh (2.1% of generation) #Energy transition 1/5

RT by @Kl_Stone: Absolutely crazy: battery costs have fallen by 99% (!) in the last 30 years. Such dramatic learning curves and economies of scale are often underestimated in new technologies.

Based on the year 2026 so far, we are again #net exporters of electricity. In contrast to the #nuclear power producers Finland, Switzerland, Belgium, Hungary, Slovenia, Romania, Bulgaria and Great Britain.

RT by @Kl_Stone: Further fuel subsidies worth billions but no money for trains, buses and trams? We are calling for a discounted 29 euro ticket for at least 12 months - as a relief for everyone in view of the oil crisis. Jetzt Petition unterschreiben! https://www.duh.de/presse/pressemitigungen/pressemitigung/mobilitaet-fuer-alle-sichern-deutsche-umwelthilfe-ford-verguenstigtes-29-euro-ticket-und-lehne-jegl/

Sure, the nuclear power plants would then have produced gasoline for the cars and natural gas for the heaters. If you only know a hammer, every problem is a nail

R to @Kl_Stone: 6/6 ..In addition to the completed project in Oberndorf am Lech, the #Feldwerke Solar GmbH team is currently involved in around 50 other #Agri_PV projects in southern Germany, with a total output of 350 MWp, both in combination with #Acherbau and with #livestock husbandry

R to @Kl_Stone: 5/6 ...takes less than a year until commissioning. #Feldwerke attributes this rapid implementation to the fact that #Agri_PV projects enjoy greater acceptance among the population and authorities due to their dual benefit for #power generation AND #agriculture...

R to @Kl_Stone: 4/6 ..mounted with tracking systems that ensure that the modules are optimally aligned with the sun's path from east to west throughout the day. According to #Feldwerke, the realization of this project took place from the beginning of planning through the approval process, construction,...

R to @Kl_Stone: 2/6 ..28 hectares were built, although around 90% of this area can still be used for agriculture, for example for growing winter wheat or sugar beets. The Munich start-up #Feldwerke builds #Agri_PV projects in combination with arable farming with usually 9 to 12m wide...

R to @Kl_Stone: 3/6 ..processing strips as well as wide #flowering strips created under the modules, in which wildflowers, insects, ground-nesting birds, lizards and many other small animals find a habitat to promote #biodiversity. The #PV_Modules are on racks...

The daily overview of yesterday's (renewable energy) electricity generation that is normally published here is probably no longer available today due to missing data.

RT by @Kl_Stone: I would say: Dear CDU, nice suggestion, but the people in BaWü simply didn't vote for that.

RT by @Kl_Stone: I admire @HolzheuStefan's courage to make this public. This is defensive democracy at its best.

RT by @Kl_Stone: It is precisely because of these policies of Katherina Reiche, CSU & SPD that we are taking to the streets! On April 24th decentralized throughout Germany ✊ https://www.t-online.de/heim-garten/aktuelles/id_101189302/netzpaket-von-reiche-in-90-landkreisen-droht-stopp-fuer-solar-und-wind.html?fbclid=PAb21j cAQ3XOZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA81NjcwNjczNDMzNTI0MjcAAaeD9gs60WKMAJ wvfzgMgW4Vuevl2IPBQ-oHQfwMmuobScyCDY3mmJpMKRtXdQ_aem_LnZrNBR1dBhGOxUK7FZl7Q

RT by @Kl_Stone: The oil multinationals make millions on the backs of ordinary people... And what does our Energy Minister say about this? “Economy knows no excess profits tax and economics also knows no excess profits.” Ah. Well, if the gas and oil lobby says that, then it's definitely true.

RT by @Kl_Stone: Two short calls to the Helmholtz Institute... No, it's not #infrasound. This is a hoax. It's about #seismic shocks that could affect a highly sensitive scale. But our “specialist journalist” doesn’t know the concept of research. 😅

RT by @Kl_Stone: There were probably "only" 500,000 who protested against the right. But still: the fact that this event was not reported in the media, including the BBC, is a scandal. Nobody has to wonder how societies slide into fascism.

RT by @Kl_Stone: My prediction is that our truck fleet will be electrified faster than cars because the economic advantages are more important than ideological stubbornness.

RT von @Kl_Stone: Das Foto des Tages. „No Kings“ – Los Angeles – 28. März. 📷 Jill Connelly (AP)

RT by @Kl_Stone: This is how Katherina Reiche messes up a future project: Decentralized power generation, photovoltaic roof systems, battery storage, faster network expansion, smart meters – all of this makes a power grid more flexible, resilient and cheaper in the medium term. @BMWE_ https://www.spiegel.de/wissen/mensch/katherina-reiche-so-vergeigt-die-union-ein-weiteres-zukunftsprojekt-kolumne-a-94e5ac30-f259-474e-ba8a-a50bc0e3e1ac?sara_ref=re-so-tw-sh @derspiegel

RT by @Kl_Stone: It's amazing: There's a debate everywhere about how the rising prices for gasoline and gas can be tolerated and reduced - but hardly anyone in charge asks how we can get away from fossil imports. And as quickly as possible. This is the only long-term solution🧵

RT by @Kl_Stone: Why are we so far behind when it comes to smart meters? Will they only come when they can send their values ​​by fax?

RT von @Kl_Stone: Falls Sie sich fragen, wie NYC gestern für No Kings aussah. 📹Vuralelibol

RT by @Kl_Stone: DIGITAL ELECTRICITY METERS! KATHERINA REICHE - THE BRAKER AGAIN. This FOSSIL LOBBYIST works against technical progress in GERMANY. We have been missing the boat in Europe for years now. https://www.pv-magazine.de/2026/01/27/rechtsgutachten-smart-meter-rollout-nur-durch-verteilnetzoperator-waere-mit-europa-und-verfassungsrecht-unvereinbar/

RT by @Kl_Stone: Approximately 30,000 wind turbines are currently generating electricity in Germany! Electricity that makes us independent of despots and fossil fuels The expansion of #renewableenergy must be a priority @Federal Chancellor @WM_BW #richresignation

RT by @Kl_Stone: Come on, now everyone who doesn't have one yet, even though they have a balcony and a socket, can quickly order a balcony solar. These things cost an apple and an egg and pay for themselves within three years and then you earn money with them.

RT von @Kl_Stone: Wieso wird die Frau die Energiewende abwürgen?

RT von @Kl_Stone: Mein Lieblingszeichen aller Zeiten bei einem No-Kings-Protest. Also verdammt, wahr!