Europe Goes on Blackout Watch as Winter Descends

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Coal is also helping fill gaps.
42% : France, Sweden and Finland are more susceptible to nuclear-power shortfalls, while Germany and Poland could run short of coal used for power generation, especially in late winter, according to a December risk assessment from Europe's umbrella association of power suppliers, the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity.
39% :Europe's power-supply risks are unevenly distributed, experts say, and could test the willingness of some countries to help out neighbors more exposed to freezing weather or suffering a scarcity of gas or coal.

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