German coal phase-out plan to be implemented in H1 2020
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The German federal government expects to implement the country's coal-exit legislation during the first half of this year. The legislation determines how the phase-out of coal-fired power plants will be carried out toward the deadline, set to no later than 2038. The plan entails closing every single power plant and financial compensation for impacted operators.
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