Electricity Act

The electricity generation laws are German laws that essentially provide planning security for German and European hard coal mining and protect the German energy market from becoming dependent on the world market. Among other things, it promoted the construction of coal-fired power plants. They were enacted from 1965 and were also the legal basis for the treaty of the century and coal penny .

Overview

1. Law to promote the use of hard coal in power plants
2. Law to secure the use of hard coal in the electricity industry of 23 November 1966
3. Third Electricity Act of December 13, 1974
4. First amendment of March 29, 1976
5. Second amendment dated December 24, 1977
6. Law to secure the use of hard coal in electricity generation and to amend the Atomic Energy Act and the Electricity Feed Act
7. Coal Aid Act