Get rid of wind and solar and run the nukes flat out. The cost of the fuel is small...
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[…] The Greek renewable energy transition has its origin in the 1990s when the country first introduced a feed-in tariff.…
[…] This may be a little disingenuous: Germany does use coal still, but it exports some of its surplus power…
[…] shut the old Fessenheim plant and any others that the Nuclear Safety Authority consider dangerous: https://energytransition.org/2018/02/france-to-close-five-nuclear-reactors/ But it also…
[…] is predicting that renewables will satisfy its mainland electricity needs by 2040, ultimately eliminating the electricity sector’s greenhouse gas emissions. Although most of last month’s…
[…] are shutting down their coal plants for economic reasons. In the cases of China and Germany, two countries often cited for their…
Spain's coal production could end in 2020 and with it the closure of several GW power capacity is in sight:…
[…] investors, German projects in which individuals and cooperatives represent a majority share made up approximately 35 percent of the…
[…] What German energy supply looks like […]