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"More Electricity at Low Marginal Costs": Patrick Graichen Suddenly Acknowledges the Advantages of Nuclear Power

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As Energy State Secretary in Habeck's Ministry, Patrick Graichen helped to enforce the nuclear phase-out in 2023. Now he has admitted in a panel discussion of the think tank R21: It would have been economically useful to keep the German nuclear power plants running.

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If Germany had still nuclear power plants, there would be cheaper electricity today – admits Habeck's State Secretary, who shut down the last nuclear power plants. This is only the summit of betrayal to the citizens, in which many media were involved.

·Berlin, Germany
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As Energy State Secretary in Habeck's Ministry, Patrick Graichen helped to enforce the nuclear phase-out in 2023. Now he has admitted in a panel discussion of the think tank R21: It would have been economically useful to keep the German nuclear power plants running.

·Berlin, Germany
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Patrick Graichen's words have brought the decisions of the ministry led by Robert Habeck back to the fore. As German households and companies struggle with high energy prices, a former member of the government has now admitted that nuclear power should have been stuck with.

Patrick Graichen has helped decisively that Germany shut down its last functioning nuclear power plants and thus sustainably destroy cheap and safe enegerie. Now the former Secretary of State of Robert Habeck announces with the self-evidentness of a man who does not want to have anything to do with the whole matter, that these power plants could have supplied electricity at cheap costs. The post Graichen's Chuzpe: Only destroy Germany's nuclear …

·Eschborn, Germany
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Apollo News broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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