Energiewende

By Chris Nelder, originally published by Energy Transition Show

November 4, 2015

NOTE: Images in this archived article have been removed.

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Germany renewables image via shutterstock. Reproduced at Resilience.org with permission.

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Craig Morris, editor of Renewables International and lead author of EnergyTransition.de
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Taping date: August 27, 2015

Chris Nelder

Chris is an energy analyst, journalist, and investor, who consults and lectures on energy investing and policy. During a decade of studying energy, he has written two books on investing and energy Profit from the Peak and Investing in Renewable Energy, as well as over 900 blog posts and articles.

Tags: Energiewende, Energy Policy, energy transition, German renewable energy policies, Renewable Energy

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