> You can use nuclear or stored renewables to power a heat pump, which could heat homes for most of the German winter. To even supply something close to a sign

> You can use nuclear or stored renewables to power a heat pump, which could heat homes for most of the German winter. To even supply something close to a significant amount of homes with heat pumps would take decades. In decades, Germany will be run on renewables completely. Gas or Russia have nothing to do on this level of discussion. > but the fact remains that 25% of all energy consumed in Germany comes from natural gas If you just stupidly ignore what I write and repeat the same invalid argument over and over again, it won't become valid. It is still that 10% which is relevant for the topic here and it can be done next year without having to run a single nuclear reactor a single day longer. This is what will actually happen.