Germany to close all 84 of its coal-fired power plants, will rely primarily on renewable energy - Los Angeles Times
Germany to reactivate coal power plants as Russia curbs gas flow | Germany | The Guardian
Germany agrees to end reliance on coal stations by 2038 | Germany | The Guardian
Germany becomes 1st major economy to phase out coal and nuclear | Daily Sabah
Germany Oil, Coal Power Plants Set for a Comeback If Russia Stops Gas - Bloomberg
Germany to close all 84 of its coal-fired power plants, will rely primarily on renewable energy - Los Angeles Times
Germany considers closing coal-fired power plants by 2038 – pv magazine International
Germany Is Closing 84 Coal Plants to Save the Planet (Updated October 2019) | LIVEKINDLY
Germany to start closing black coal plants in 2020: draft law | Reuters
In Germany, the Stuttering Bid to Jumpstart Coal Plants
Germany fires up coal plants to avert gas shortage as Russia cuts supply | Financial Times
EU admits 'mistake' in state aid decision for German coal plants – EURACTIV.com
Germany Reopens Coal Plants Because Of Reduced Russian Energy
Germany to switch on coal-powered energy plants after Vladimir Putin reduces gas supply
Germany reactivates coal power plants amid Russian gas supply threats – EURACTIV.com
Germany considering phasing out coal power generation — RT Business News
Germany switched back to coal - Agro & Chemistry
Coal generators press for compensation as Germany plots power plant closures | S&P Global Market Intelligence
Germany Says It Will Restart Coal Power Plants to Save Natural Gas - The New York Times
Germany's coal exit is a done deal - or is it? | Clean Energy Wire
Trianel Coal Power Plant Lünen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Big Backpedal: A Week After Shutting its Coal-Fired Plants Germany Forced to Reopen Them – STOP THESE THINGS
The demise of coal in Germany and globally | Energy Transition
Guest post: Why German coal power is falling fast in 2019
Germany to pull the plug on 3 of its last 6 nuclear power plants
How Hard Is It to Quit Coal? For Germany, 18 Years and $44 Billion - The New York Times
