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They will import from the French grid like all French neighbours that abandoned their nuclear programs.
by moystard 2y ago
They will import from the French grid like all French neighbours that abandoned their nuclear programs.
- sveme 2y agoSame old, same old. In an interconnected grid, everyone is importing and exporting from and to everyone. Germany (which you are referring to), is still an exporter of electricity.
- moystard 2y agoNot since 2023. https://www.energate-messenger.com/news/239393/germany-becomes-a-net-importer https://www.energate-messenger.com/news/239393/germany-becom... Additional article highlighting the role of electricity exporter of France: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-08-07/france-is-europe-s-top-power-exporter-as-germany-turns-importer https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-08-07/france-is...
- bililoumboum 2y ago[dead]
- oneshtein 2y agoWhich is good for both France and those countries.
- the_third_wave 2y agoOnly until something brings down the French grid. Power generation should not be too centralised since that creates too many opportunities for failure, accidental (storm, fire) or intentional (sabotage, war).