Abstract
In Germany, few political concepts have penetrated so deeply into the public consciousness as the Energiewende. This German term describes the transition to a sustainable energy economy and literally means “energy turnaround”, although it is usually translated as “energy transition”. And it is unlikely that there exists another political project—or political vision—that enjoys such a wide-ranging, fundamental consensus in German politics, business and society as the Energiewende.
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