Germany phased out coal
The construction cost 3 billion euros and was built over 6 years
German authorities have demolished their newest coal-fired power plant, built just six years ago. The fate of the facility is a result of the implemented policy of transitioning to renewable energy. In terms of construction timeline, this plant was planned and completed starting from 2008, including under Angela Merkel's government. The project cost more than three billion euros.
Context
Since 2012, Germany has announced a political shift towards reducing coal production as part of the European climate strategy.
Summary:
Germany demolished a coal-fired power plant built in 6 years and costing 3 billion euros.
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