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German riot police clash with anti-nuclear protesters How Germany gets it power is about to radically change. The Berlin government’s recent decision to unplug all nuclear power stations is creating a number of far reaching consequences.
On the plus side, Europe’s leading economy could produce around 80 percent of its total energy supply from renewable resources by 2050. And that is where the problems start.
Find out more in this edition of Reporter.
More about: Electricity consumption, Germany, Nuclear Energy, Renewable energiesCopyright © 2012 euronews
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