Kohleausstiegskommission
Definition
The Kohleausstiegskommission, or Coal Exit Commission, is a group of experts and stakeholders in Germany tasked with developing a plan to phase out coal-fired power plants and transition to renewable energy sources.
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Energiesicherheit: Ensuring that there is a reliable and sufficient supply of energy for society's needs without being dependent on unstable or foreign sources.
Strukturwandel: The process of transforming an economy or industry from one type of production to another, often due to technological advancements or changing market demands.
Emissionshandelssystem: A market-based approach where companies can buy and sell permits that allow them to emit certain amounts of greenhouse gases.
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AP German - 6.3 Wie beeinflussen Herausforderungen die Kultur einer Gesellschaft?
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