Dr. Hamza Bokhari
Passionate about the transition to
sustainable electricity supply
and electric vehicles.
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Germany’s Demographic Outlook to 2040
Implications for Germany
Germany’s population has long been forecast to age and eventually shrink, and these projections are now becoming reality. As of 2025, the country has around 84 million inhabitants.but virtually no growth is expected going forward. The Federal Statistical Office’s 14th coordinated population projection (baseline 2018) shows Germany’s population peaking by the mid-2020s and then plateauing or declining thereafter.
The Case for Return to Nuclear Energy in Germany
A Reevaluation Amidst Changing Energy Landscapes
In the wake of global energy challenges and shifting geopolitics, Germany's decision to phase out nuclear power is facing renewed scrutiny. This article explores the evolving case for nuclear energy in Germany, considering the latest advancements in technology, safety, and international energy strategy.
Navigating the Solar Transition
Lessons from California's Duck Curve for Germany's Energy Future
Germany's energy landscape is quite diverse, utilizing a mix of renewable sources, nuclear power, and fossil fuels. Unlike California, where solar power plays a dominant role, Germany has a more balanced mix, which includes wind and bioenergy. This diversification helps to smooth out the load curve, avoiding extreme peaks and valleys characteristic of the duck curve.