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- 12:04:11
MODERATOR
Let's begin with the figure repeated throughout today's conference. Household grid charges have increased again. Dr. Vogt, your coalition promised lower system costs. Has that promise failed?
12:04:11 - 12:04:37
VOGT
No. Since 2024 we have reduced the relevant grid-cost component by approximately twelve percent. That is documented. What consumers currently perceive on the bill is driven primarily by other components, including levies and regional distribution costs.
12:04:37 - 12:05:05
HALM
I think we need to be precise about the denominator. The twelve percent refers to a specific transmission-cost component. It is not the national household average. On an aggregated basis the reduction is closer to three percent, and part of that reduction reflects a temporary federal subsidy.
12:05:05 - 12:05:29
VOGT
But this is exactly what happens every time progress is presented. The reference frame is changed until the progress disappears.
12:05:29 - 12:05:37
MODERATOR
Dr. Vogt, let him finish. We have two different reference groups on the table and I want both clearly separated.
12:05:37 - 12:06:01
HALM
My point is not that nothing improved. My point is that resilience investment, security of supply and short-term retail price stability are being communicated as if they were one outcome. Economically they are not.
12:06:01 - 12:06:34
KARIM
From an industrial perspective that distinction is correct but incomplete. A manufacturing board does not experience these categories separately. We experience one electricity invoice, one reliability risk and one investment decision.
12:06:34 - 12:07:03
VOGT
Exactly. Tell a production worker in Ingolstadt that security of supply is a theoretical long-term benefit while their employer is deciding where the next line will be built.
12:07:03