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Energy: Union Faction Vize Wants to Launch Coal-Fired Power Plants

Summary by Handelsblatt
The Iran war drives up gas prices. CDU member Sepp Müller sees coal power as a transition - until new gas power plants are built.

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The CDU politician Sepp Müller proposes to focus more on coal electricity in order to reduce energy costs. The consequences for climate protection could be limited by trading certificates. The coalition partner SPD sees this differently.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Union politicians in the federal government are again focusing on coal power plants. In NRW – shortly after devastating forest fires – this causes irritation.

·Kassel, Germany
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The Iran war drives up gas prices. CDU member Sepp Müller sees coal power as a transition - until new gas power plants are built.

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The Iran war drives up gas prices. CDU member Sepp Müller sees coal power as a transition - until new gas power plants are built.

Lean Left

Because of the high gas prices, CDU politician Sepp Müller calls for greater use of coal-fired power plants, which could save the economy a high amount of millions a year.

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A full-fledged return of coal to a green Germany? German energy policy back and forth? Sepp Müller, deputy chairman of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group, wants to use Germany's coal-fired power plants more in light of high gas prices, or rather completely renew them and permanently integrate them into electricity generation. "This applies to coal-fired power plants, which currently only come on stream when there is very little electricity, namely …

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wiwo.de broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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