Key Trends for Sustainable Energy Security in Germany for Addressing Economic Complexity and Geopolitical Risk Resilience

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Authors: Arjun Tyagi, Bhavnesh Kumar, Ram Krishan, Himanshu Grover
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Abstract

Focusing on sustainability and security, this chapter examines the country’s energy environment in depth. The chapter explores the present trends that are influencing the energy sector of the country, drawing attention to the shift towards renewable sources and how it has affected energy security. This chapter delves into Germany’s lofty targets for cutting carbon emissions and expanding renewable energy’s proportion in the country’s power mix. A few important takeaways are the most up-to-date energy efficiency trends, difficulties, and legislation. This chapter also discusses the international partnerships and policy frameworks that have an impact on Germany’s energy security strategy. Important steps toward ensuring reliable energy supply in the future include expanding the use of distributed generation and encouraging new developments in environmentally friendly technology. To achieve long-term energy security in Germany, the chapter finishes by stressing the need of using a multi-faceted and flexible strategy, taking into account the ever-changing energy industry and the necessity of striking a balance between social, environmental, and economic factors.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Global Energy Security and Policy Integrated Energy Systems Optimization Global Energy and Sustainability Research

Publication details

Pages
124–131
Publication date
7 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter