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Uh, as far as I know, that's forever been the case? Nuclear is too slow to react to events, so we always need some safety margin that gas can provide?
by phh 4y ago
Uh, as far as I know, that's forever been the case? Nuclear is too slow to react to events, so we always need some safety margin that gas can provide?
- the_mitsuhiko 4y agoFrance's issues with nuclear are long lasting. They are running only 24 out of 56 power plants today and a lot of that outage is ongoing for many months. France is a net importer for almost a year I believe which is untypical for the country which normally exports cheap nuclear electricity.
- phh 4y agoYes, France's current situation fucking sucks. However my answer was for this message: > Right now gas plants are running to stabilize the grid in France... As far as I know, gas plants have always been used to stabilize grid in France.