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The Independent Electricity System Operator says Ontario customers will pay less for electricity next year as a result of changes it is proposing.

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Balancing Act: Germany's Power Sector Navigates Energy Transition

BERLIN - Germany's electricity generation in January presented a fascinating snapshot of its energy transition journey. As the country strives to move away from fossil fuels, it grapples with the realities of replacing nuclear power and meeting fluctuating energy demands.

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Gas-fired power plants saw their highest output in two years, generating 8.74 terawatt hours (TWh). This 13% increase compared to January 2023 compensated for the closure of nuclear reactors and colder weather driving up heating needs. This reliance on gas, however, pushed its share in the electricity mix to 18.6%, highlighting Germany's continued dependence on fossil fuels.

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