The German city of Hanover is going dark at night to save energy. That’s not the only energy-saving measure it’s undertaking as the country faces a massive energy crisis heading into this winter. The World’s Carol Hills spoke with Noah J. Gordon, a fellow with the Carnegie Endowment’s Europe program, about these measures and how Germany and Europe can better manage the energy crisis they’re currently facing.
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