Germany is grappling with an energy crisis characterized by ‘Dunkelflaute,’ a term indicating a lack of sunlight and wind. On a recent day, energy prices soared to a record high of 936 euros per megawatt-hour due to insufficient renewable energy supply. Norway’s Energy Minister, Terje Aasland, expressed frustration over exports to Germany, which exacerbated local shortages. With neighboring countries facing similar challenges, the article underscores the urgent need for better energy distribution and storage solutions as Germany increasingly relies on imports, notably from Switzerland.