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Politics : Politics of Energy

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From: teevee6/20/2012 1:36:22 PM
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Self claimed environmentalists and alternative "green" energy advocates like Landshark and Eric will no doubt be secretly happy to see 10% of the German population at risk to freeze to death next winter. Voter rebellion against "green" impoverishment will only increase and unaffordable "green" energy costs should be part of Romney's election platform:

spiegel.de

Germany's Nuclear Phase-Out Brings Unexpected Costs

'After two weeks, the first letter arrives. The second notice comes a week later. On the fourth week, the bell rings and a technician from the power company, Vattenfall, is at the door. He has a black toolbox under his arm and he means business.

Aminta Seck, 39, has been through this twice before. If she doesn't pay the technician at least part of what she owes the company, he'll disconnect her electricity, leaving Seck and her three-year-old son Liam sitting in the dark in their two-room apartment, without lights, a working stove, refrigerator or TV. Electricity prices in Germany have risen by more than 10 percent since the current coalition of the center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and business-friendly Free Democratic Party (FDP) took office. The price hike has been too much for some like Seck, an unemployed decorator from Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg district.

"Approximately every tenth household currently has problems paying for rising energy costs," says Holger Krawinkel at the Federation of German Consumer Organizations.'
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