V raziskavi, v kateri je sodelovalo več kot 3,500 podjetij iz vseh sektorjev in regij v Nemčiji, je 52 % podjetij navedlo, da bi imel energetski prehod negativen ali zelo negativen vpliv na njihovo lastno podjetje, medtem ko jih je le 13 % dejalo, da bi bil pozitiven ali zelo pozitiven. Poleg tega si 32 % podjetij prizadeva za selitev zmogljivosti v tujino.
More than half of German companies say that the energy transition has negative effects on their competitiveness, shows the energy transition barometer survey by the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK). “Concerns about one’s own competitiveness have never been greater,” saidDIHK deputy general manager Achim Dercks at the presentation of the survey results. “While companies used to see opportunities in the energy transition, they are now outweighed by the risks in the assessment of the entire economy. Large parts of our economy are concerned about a lack of energy supply in the medium and long term.” DIHK said that the energy crisis is taking its toll on German industry and making it more difficult for many companies to implement climate protection measures. Phasing out nuclear energy, coal and gas-fired power generation, and increasing power grid charges have resulted in a long-term burden for Germany as a business location while the development of new offers in renewable energy and hydrogen is progressing too slowly, the DIHK notes.





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