No, what the current government has done is not object in 2015 when the commercial owners decided to permanently turn off in total three reactors in Ringhals an

No, what the current government has done is not object in 2015 when the commercial owners decided to permanently turn off in total three reactors in Ringhals and Oscarshamn because electricity was just too cheap. The actual problem is a regional on: the most souther parts of sweden is that they have more connections to the energy market in continental europe than to the big hydro-plants in the north that have plenty of excess capacity. In fact Sweden is a net exporter of electricity even in times where the emergency plants in the extreme south are running. And water+nuclear has been at around 80% total, not 100.