Germany’s ‘Green’ Economy Is Not Getting Any Better

Written by Pierre Gosselin on August 30, 2025. Posted in Current News

Germany’s energy woes brought on by its failed attempt at transitioning to ‘green’ energies continue to mount

Blackout News here reports on how the expansion of AI data centers is facing a significant slowdown due to a global lack of sufficient power supply.

In Frankfurt, Germany, industry experts report a critical shortage of grid capacity, leading to stalled projects.

The massive energy needs of AI are outpacing the development of power grids and severely hindering growth. In the second quarter of 2025, the German economy shrank 0.3 percent, worse than expectations.

In contrast, China appears to have a competitive advantage due to its long-term, strategic energy planning and decades of extensive investment in all sectors of power supply.

This centralized control has created massive energy reserves, positioning the country favorably for AI expansion. However, this advantage is not rooted in ‘sustainable’ practices.

China’s energy mix still heavily relies on coal, with ‘renewables’ making up a much smaller percentage.

German industry continues to erode

Blackout News also reports, “DAX companies are cutting jobs on a massive scale – 30,000 lost within a year”, thus confirming the country’s industrial decline.

“DAX companies are under enormous pressure. Within a year, the largest listed companies lost around 30,000 jobs,” writes Blackout News. “This corresponds to a decrease of 0.9 percent. ‘The demand for employees is likely to continue to decline,’ industry experts emphasize.”

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