These power plants survived WWII bombs but maybe not Merkel
Many of central Europe's power plants could be facing extinction due to new technologies and stagnating prices.
BY WEIXIN ZHA & JESPER STARN, BLOOMBERG
After surviving wartime bombing and Soviet-era seizures, some power plants in central Europe are facing extinction because of flat prices, newer technologies and red tape in Berlin.
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