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And how much do you need to invest to get that energy also during the nights, in a green-energy-compliant manner? Arguably it seems it's a good idea to run nuc
by _flux 3y ago
And how much do you need to invest to get that energy also during the nights, in a green-energy-compliant manner?
Arguably it seems it's a good idea to run nuclear power, if it's not more costly than solar, provides 24/7 green energy, and also jobs.
- KingOfCoders 3y ago"if it's not more costly than solar" As I wrote, its not as costly but more expensive than solar. Currently tax payers are subsidizing nuclear with billions of Euros. Most energy is needed during the day time. Energy usage has been leveled across the day due to the demand of big power plants in the 50s and 60s, as they produce energy in the night and companies wanted to sell that, so society had to adapt. Not sure where you are based, in Germany wind blows at night.