Germany is in a very strange position. It seems that the previous chancellors have put it into a conundrum. There is a split between the powers that be. Gas for heating and power, electricity, oil, and now fission. 

The days of the large older nuclear power plants may be over. In fact, right now, according to some sources, the current owners and investors for the plants are now saying that even if there was a powerful demand to re-open the plants, the cost is not worth it. So, instead, they are shifting towards smaller fission plants (I do not understand that whole premise completely). Yet, this new plan which is not fully in action phase, is against the "GREEN" energy ideology. So, that is the big conflict. Stick to the green ideas for a healthier country, or bring in new energy sources to support AI, and other industries that are now reducing, closing, or moving away from Germany. I have watched, and talked to many people about this. Most of them really want to leave the country. But saying vs doing is not the same. I am starting to think that the people who support this green ideology are not fully aware of the full picture, or perhaps want to live life back in the days of early 18 or 1900s. But most people in the big cities would not allow that. So, how is it that this group seems to have so much influence? To be honest, I am starting to doubt they actually exist in the radical sense that the MSM claims. Why would I say this? I truly in all my years have NEVER met a person who wants that level of extreme lifestyle, AND holds and political position of power. Its (in my humble opinion, a group of people that is an illusion). But if that were true, then that would put the whole energy issue into a different light. If that were true, then this CO2 issue would not be what it is. Then that would put that younger lady who has been a big voice around the world for global warming into a position of falsehood. When was the last time you met a person who feels we should fight the so called global warming, and takes things even further than that young lady? I have not met anyone. Don't get me wrong, there are movements here and there, small groups that get together from time to time and make headlines, but a month later they are forgotten. 

Back to the issue with Germany. So We are now seeing that Germany is in danger. Systemic issues growing regarding energy, and even some of the younger generation are starting to get the news of difficulties of what type of career they want. Germany is not really a strong solution implementer, it is more of a discussion creator, and when there is no clear answer, then people who are creators will look to where growth exists and that is currently not in Germany. The larger banks are the final choice makers, and right now, they are not motivated much for the energy issue. When they start losing business with the public, then they will force action. Until then, it will remain status quo...and it is not good.