Cost-Effective Energy Transition for Germany

A recent study by BCG, commissioned by BDI, highlights a potential savings of 300 billion euros in Germany's energy transition. It emphasizes that producing blue hydrogen from natural gas is a more cost-effective solution compared to green hydrogen.

This approach aims to lower electricity costs while maintaining long-term climate targets. By optimizing the energy transition, Germany can bolster its industrial position without compromising environmental goals.

The findings encourage a more strategic planning process, ensuring that economic efficiency aligns with sustainable practices.