Energiewende, one of the largest opinion research institutes in Germany, has conducted a survey which finds that 67% of the German public support renewable energy systems, with 7% support for coal plants and 4% support for nuclear. The survey also found that 31% of the public believed that the average German household price (€18 per month) for the renewable energy surcharge was too much, compared to 57% who believed the amount was acceptable and only 6% thought ﻿that more needs to be paid. The survey also looks at the acceptance level of different renewable energy sources, with solar energy topping the ratings.
TNS Emnid, one of the largest opinion research institutes in Germany, has conducted a survey which finds that 67% of the German public support renewable energy systems, with 7% support for coal plants and 4% support for nuclear. The survey also found that 31% of the public believed that the average German household price (€18 per month) for the renewable energy surcharge was too much, compared to 57% who believed the amount was acceptable and only 6% thought ﻿that more needs to be paid. The survey also looks at the acceptance level of different renewable energy sources, with solar energy topping the ratings.