Just adding a source to what you're saying: --------------------------------- "Are the operators on board with an extension? The three remaining plants are e

Just adding a source to what you're saying: --------------------------------- "Are the operators on board with an extension? The three remaining plants are each run by a different company, which all declined to answer questions in detail. A spokesperson for RWE said extending the operation of its Emsland plant in Lower Saxony would come with “high obstacles” related to technical matters and legal issues. Its Gundremmingen plant, which went offline in 2021, “has lost its operating authorization and is in the process of being safely dismantled.” EnBW, which runs the Neckarwestheim plant in Baden-Württemberg, said it was “fully committed” to Germany’s phaseout decision. E.ON has also ruled out an extension of its Isar 2 site in Bavaria. “There is no future for nuclear in Germany, period,” CEO Leon Birnbaum told the Financial Times this month. “It is too emotional. There will be no change in legislation and opinion.” --------------------------------- source: https://www.politico.eu/article/politics-behind-germany-refusal-reconsider-nuclear-phaseout/ https://www.politico.eu/article/politics-behind-germany-refu... another older article from february: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/could-germany-keep-its-nuclear-plants-running-2022-02-28/ https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/could-germany-keep-i...