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Yes. We see how "well" it goes in France, where they kept nuclear going and now their reactors are rotting away under their butts and they have to import from

• TheLoafOfBread 4y ago
  So we could have rolling blackouts sooner, because without storage to sort out intermittencies and without gas they are inevitable.
• orwin 4y ago
  Actually, the nuclear situation in France is the exact same as Belgium, with the same causes, except in 2010 some investment were made to make the plant last twenty more years. Those investments weren't done between 2019 and 2022, for multiple reasons but with one base: the general public don't really care, nor like talking about nuclear plant. Conservatives have nothing to do with this, as they weren't really in power since 2012. Energy is a complex issue, probably the most complex societal, technical and social issue we have, and trying to put everything on one single actor (or movement) do not make the discussion constructive. I'm for a diverse mix and reducing gas, oil and coal, not in percentage but in actual quantity (we don't really do this in europe sadly).