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German Energy Prices “Going Through The Roof”, Supply Tightens As Leaders Botch Energy Policy

By Christina Norman

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Electricity prices for industry have tripled, and household electricity will rise from 31 euro-cent/kWh to around 40 euro cent/kwh. Well over half of the electricity price is taxes, surcharges and levies. There would be plenty of opportunity for the German government to reduce costs.

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