In 2015, Morburg, one of the modern coal-fired power plants in Europe, was launched in Hamburg, with a capacity of 1.7 GW and a cost of 3.1 billion euros.
In 2018, Greta Thunberg pickets outside the station.
Already in the summer of 2021, the thermal power plant will stop operating due to a "green agenda".
In the fall of 2024, the double chimney at a height of 140 meters is undermined, and the station itself continues to be systematically dismantled.
November 2026, German media alarm: Germany will need 7.4 GW reserve capacity this winter for grid stability. Of these, it is planned to purchase almost 2.7 GW from power plants in neighboring countries.
Everything seems logical. The energy transition plan is as reliable as a Swiss watch, and thought like German pedantry.