> Comparing derivative doesn't make much sense if the starting point is wildly different. Indeed, however this is commonly done and I only state that upon this

> Comparing derivative doesn't make much sense if the starting point is wildly different. Indeed, however this is commonly done and I only state that upon this criteria things aren't exactly what they seem. Moreover this is heavy industry: there is quite an inertia, therefore Germany (starting later with an immature approach (renewables) while dumping existing equipment (nuclear)) is facing an ordeal. > When do you think Germany's emissions per capita will be lower than France? This is difficult to predict because it is tied to future decisions and their results, however if France bets 100% on new reactors (either deliberately or because building new reactors continue to sucks too much money while not delivering) and doesn't tackle its current industrial crash it may be done by 2040.