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Enough time? A nuclear reactor takes much longer than she's been at the office to build, and the Germans would still siphon off most of that electricity drivin
by lawn 2y ago
Enough time?
A nuclear reactor takes much longer than she's been at the office to build, and the Germans would still siphon off most of that electricity driving the price high nevertheless.
Wind obviously wouldn't solve it (since, you know, the energy prices were so high because the wind didn't blow).
The other actual solution would be something drastic like break away from EU energy market, is that what you're suggesting?
- wkat4242 2y agoThe more obvious answer would have been to invest in national infrastructure to connect the hydro in the north to the consumers in the south rather than nuclear. Either way, she's responsible. The Germans are not. Their actions are an external factor she should have compensated for.
- lawn 2y agoAs others have commented on, it's not enough to just lay new cables and the lack of nuclear energy (or hydro or coal...) in the south is why the energy from the north can't reach the south.
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- tcfhgj 2y agoA link would be helpful
- Gud 2y agoEbba Bush Thor has been a proponent of nuclear power investments for a long time. She has only recently come into a position where she can improve the situation. She is not at fault for Swedens disastrous energy politics.