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> like it happens all the time when the French fleet needs repairs again for example The one time this happened in 40 years was quite a problem for European su
by pyrale 2y ago
> like it happens all the time when the French fleet needs repairs again for example
The one time this happened in 40 years was quite a problem for European supply reliability.
- Krasnol 2y agoWhen is this supposed to be? Because the time I've been talking about is not that long ago...
- pyrale 2y agoIt happened in 2022. That’s not exactly «all the time» or even «again».
- Krasnol 2y agoWhen exactly? Do you have any sources on this? An URL? Something?
- pyrale 2y agohttps://analysesetdonnees.rte-france.com/en/electricity-review-keyfindings https://analysesetdonnees.rte-france.com/en/electricity-revi...
- Krasnol 2y agoThis article literally refutes your statement: > the European grid almost died so no, they do rely on nuclear whether they are happy or not. It is actually the opposite of it. I mean seriously: what? :D > In 2022, the power system proved resilient in the face of the most serious energy crisis since the 1970s
- pyrale 2y agoWhere exactly are you quoting that first message from? > I am not honest enough to avoid making strawmen A-ha!