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You do ignore science on purpose? Are you not aware that the fuel for nuklear is limited? Do you ignore how cheap renewable is and how much nuklear is subsidi
by Melio 5y ago
You do ignore science on purpose?
Are you not aware that the fuel for nuklear is limited?
Do you ignore how cheap renewable is and how much nuklear is subsidiest?
Do you not care that no nuklear power operator has limited liability which means the costs of accidents are paid by all of us?
Is there anything of a real argument you can provide to proof your 'cashgrab shit against the naive hippies' statement?
- Ralfp 5y agoI am yet to see systemic renewable power source that is available to country like Germany (or Poland where we also have discussion about going nuclear). All renewables available to us are considered supplementary (they generate power when conditions are favorable, eg. wind blows, sun is shining). But this means they can’t be used to maintain power grid. Ofc you can try hydro or geothermal, but those depend on your river network, underground warm waters availability, as well as population density around country. Those work for country like Norway but in practice German increasingly relies on French nuclear power as systemic source to maintain their grid, and Poland (sadly) sticks to coal and gas.
- Melio 5y agoRenewable most of the time allows to keep reserves and use them when necessary. Also the renewable story is not just solar and wind but also short term energy storage. The dependency to Russian gas is only 30%. Adding more thermal solar energy on roofs and bigger heat water storage is relatively easy to achieve. Of course Germany should have pushed renewable even further and we did not. It's frustrating to see so little solar panels in cities.
- sto_hristo 5y agoPower density of the atom is unmatched by anything currently by a wide margin. It's a pure fact of measurable and confirmed science. Arguing against that is arguing against objective reality itself and that makes you medically insane. The cheapness of renewable is due to its guaranteed prices by law. Once these subsidies end and the free market prices take over, you lose everything. Reason will take over sooner or later - bubbles can't be inflated forever.
- Melio 5y ago? Sry? Nuclear power costs a lot of money and is highly subsidiest. A nuclear power plant needs tons of protection mechanism: has to withstand air plane attack, security clearance for all employees, tons of regulation. Do you know what happens in Germany when a castor transport happens? Do you know how expensive Tschernobyl still is? And then you have the waste.
- sto_hristo 5y ago[flagged]