Nye studier sår tvivl om kraftværkslov

Den føderale regering godkendte kraftværksloven i midten af maj. To nylige studier peger dog på problemer ved at bruge gaskraftværker som backup.

Det føderale økonomiministerium havde beskrevet loven som en central milepæl for forsyningssikkerheden. De studier, der er blevet forelagt for Handelsblatt, modsiger delvist denne vurdering. De fastslår, at perioder med lav vind- og solenergiproduktion ikke er et særtilfælde. Nedregulering af strøm nævnes som en mulig løsning. Analyserne nuancerer dermed debatten om behovet for gaskraftværker.

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