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It could but so would accelerating solar and wind deployments. At this point those are probably more cost effective solutions. Trying to restart a reactor that
by pydry 4y ago
It could but so would accelerating solar and wind deployments.
At this point those are probably more cost effective solutions. Trying to restart a reactor that youve been going through the shutdown process for about 5 years is probably going to cost more.
It's super weird how many people think this restarting the nuke plants is a solution. It'll cost a lot and wont make much overall difference.
(of course, neither will anything else really... there are zero short term solutions to Germany's russian gas dependence other than kowtowing).
- lolinder 4y agoI wasn't proposing restarting nuclear plants as a solution. I was suggesting Germany made a huge mistake shutting them down in the first place. > (of course, neither will anything else really... there are zero short term solutions to Germany's russian gas dependence other than kowtowing). Kowtowing isn't a solution to Germany's Russian gas dependence, it's accepting it as inevitable. It may be the only solution to Germany's gas shortages.