the 10.5 to 11 straight jacket, page-43

Thanks mjshackl,
Its hard to know what to think sometimes and the only certainties are policies set in place. I also read "money morning", and as mentioned some articles are thought provoking and others not so.
It was only back in January there was some criticism of solars efficiency in winter.

http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,809439,00.html

Not sure on how tight the association is between Russia supply of Gas to Germany, but George Friedman author of the next decade has mentioned the possibility of a tie up between Russia and Germany(Germany supplying the technology and Russia the natural resouces).
This article is interesting and is counterintuitive to the "money morning" article

http://finance.townhall.com/columnists/georgefriedman/2012/03/18/the_state_of_the_world_germanys_strategy/page/full/

Who is correct in what they say, only time will tell.

Baseload power generation is also required to fill the Nuclear gap, with allocation of expenditure to solar/wind being the primary threat to substantial subsidies of fuel cell technologies. Unless Solar and Wind have the ability to provide constant load, their contribution to base load calculations is virtually zero.