The German government has set an ambitious target to reduce its carbon dioxide emissions to 40% of 1990 levels by 2020. July 3rd, 2015, Published in Articles: Energize However, analysts warn that Germany"s unrelenting focus on renewables will be challenged by the intermittent nature of renewable power generation, especially wind and solar. In a report released today, Deutsche Bank said Germany is likely to miss this target.
The German government has set an ambitious target to reduce its carbon dioxide emissions to 40% of 1990 levels by 2020. However, analysts warn that Germany"s unrelenting focus on renewables will be challenged by the intermittent nature of renewable power generation, especially wind and solar. In a report released today, Deutsche Bank said Germany is likely to miss this target.