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lazide
74 days ago
It has dramatically higher thermal heat demands in winter - far higher than is compensated for by that. Even if everyone switched to heat pumps.
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uecker
74 days ago
True, but higher demand for heating in winter is not specific to Germany. In the end, Germany will likely need to import energy anyway - just as it does today. But this means this question may not be the most relevant.
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lazide
73 days ago
Huh? It highlights the relevance. It’s easy to handwave ‘imports’ away - but import from whom, and how do they make the energy?
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uecker
73 days ago
One could import it as ammonia from locations that can produce a lot of it via solar.
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