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The national alignment of expansion costs for Germany鈥檚 power transmission grid - a core energy policy demand of eastern German states - could fall prey to dispute between the ruling social democratic (SPD) and conservative (CDU/CSU) parliamentary groups, Andreas Mihm writes for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. Saxony鈥檚 conservative state premier Stanislaw Tillich urged the government not to postpone a decision to the next legislative period as this would 鈥渇urther intensify social and economic divergences鈥� of the energy transition, Mihm writes. Costs for grid expansion are mostly incurred where construction takes place, making grid fees in the northern, eastern and southern Germany twice as high as in the country鈥檚 west, he adds.

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