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Germany could burn more coal despite capacity reduction
/in Future Finance, News /by Miriam PetersenGermany shutting down the last of its nuclear power plants by 2022 could force the country to use more coal power […] According to the World Future Council, power production from coal could rise 16 percent to deliver the baseload power previously provided by nuclear plants.