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Tidal change in Brussels: The current 15% electricity generation from nuclear energy is to be re-launched to a value of 30% as in 1990. The contribution Boom of energy prices makes nuclear energy in Europe again acceptable appeared first on ingenieur.de - Jobbörse and Newsportal für Ingenieure.
The renewed focus on nuclear energy in Europe is part of the plan to decouple electricity prices and supply from global market fluctuations. However, European leaders want proposals to keep prices under control as soon as possible.
Europe’s Energy Shock Reopens Nuclear Debate
Europe spent Tuesday confronting a familiar strategic weakness in real time: its exposure to imported energy. As ministers weighed emergency options and EU leaders focused again on competitiveness, the latest external shock also revived one of the bloc’s deepest internal arguments — whether Europe moved too far away from nuclear power. Europe’s most consequential story […]
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