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It was not stupid decision. Those plants were at end of their life, extending their life would be very expensive. There were no major investment in this industr
by Thoeu388 3y ago
It was not stupid decision. Those plants were at end of their life, extending their life would be very expensive. There were no major investment in this industry for past 20 years. French nuclear plants have the same problem, and will be retiring soon.
- jacooper 3y agoThey almost cost nothing to start again https://twitter.com/energybants/status/1681951312492253185 https://twitter.com/energybants/status/1681951312492253185
- lispm 3y ago> Krümmel, big enough to power a million people, still has an operating license despite closing 2011: saved by antinuclear politics, ironically I don't think this reactor has a license. Currently it is planned to dismantle it , soon. The reactor was especially ill fated, since it was plagued with a series of serious problems. To get it running again, would be expensive. Shows that the guy posting on Twitter has no idea about the actual reactor.