isabelle 🪐 Countries should be doubling down on nuclear! France is making smart moves in this regard.

6 nuclear power stations would power every home in Britain.

MattY on the fundamental problem with existing nuclear regulation: It is designed to make nuclear as uncompetitive as possible.

He is kind of asking the right questions here

€936/MWh in 🇩🇪 !!! Share this pls if you truly care about working class people. This electricity price calamity for 5-6pm CET tomorrow due to a Dunkelflaute is the result of systematic lies about wind & solar as well as anti-nuclear propaganda by politicians & their lobbies

We need to send this guy to Germany immediately before the next dunkelflaute. Apparently the problem is the silly Germans just forgot to turn their wind turbines on.

Eight (!) German research institutes team up to conclude that "green hydrogen" will still be 4x as expensive as natural gas in Germany even in 2050. Of course, you could have learned this for free from @sabinehossenfelder a year ago on YouTube. n-tv.de/wirtschaft/Gru…

GRID INERTIA & SPANISH BLACKOUT: An analogy in an article from Emirates Nuclear CEO Mohammad al-Hammadi contains this useful metaphor, from Staffan Qvist's team at Quantified Carbon. Small or medium-sized disturbances on the grid become very difficult to manage and can cascade into