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>Yes but even those problems are far easier to handle than the ones of renewables. I don't think so. Look at UK's recent transition to renewables. They're maki
by rcMgD2BwE72F 5y ago
>Yes but even those problems are far easier to handle than the ones of renewables.
I don't think so. Look at UK's recent transition to renewables. They're making big moves nowadays, but we only talk about Germany. France is going backwards (it was an excellent idea to build nuclear plants after WW2, but not so much today compared to renewables' plunging cost and progress in energy storage).
- realusername 5y agoFrance's renewable story has also been a disaster, 120 billions euros invested (half of the total cost of the whole nuclear grid (!) ) for 5% of the electricity production. Even Flamanville isn't as bad as that, there's hope it'll be good for future plants, that was just completely wasted.