France enjoys electricity prices 41% cheaper than Germany thanks to its nuclear industry, while Germany becomes increasingly dependent on unreliable renewables and environmentally harmful biomass.
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The Telegraph's Andrew Orlowski blasts the UK's sluggish response to its energy crisis, blaming bureaucratic delays, a decline in nuclear capacity and proposing small modular reactors as a belated remedy.
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By Rhod Mackenzie The United States has acknowledged its reliance on Russian nuclear fuel, and is devising strategies to address it. However, even they are still struggling to eliminate their use of Russian nuclear fuel. What caused the downfall of the US nuclear industry, and what part did Russia play in it during the 1990s? […]
By Rhod Mackenzie Energy prices are at historically high levels. This not only applies oil and gas, but also to lithium (“battery fuel”) and uranium. The revival of interest in nuclear power use and firing up reactors in the wake of the energy crisis plus the desire to reduce carbon dioxide emissions has inevitably led […]
The German Government has been caught hiding an assessment, ahead of the nuclear phase-out, that keeping nuclear plants open would reduce CO2 emissions by 30 million tonnes per year.
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Rising energy costs linked to Germany's green policies are fuelling economic decline and public discontent, boosting the appeal of opposition parties against the Government's green agenda.
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Sylvia Shawcross In a stream of consciousness world there are no paddles for your boat. There will come a time when you’re sitting in a smoke-filled place from the out of control wildfires, the chicken balls you had for lunch might be crickets in disguise, the cat and the dog both have bird flu, the …
Kit Knightly Buried behind the news of the supposed “attempted coup” in Russia this weekend, was the Swedish government’s announcement, last Wednesday, that they will be stepping back from their plans to go 100% renewable energy. According to finance minister Elisabeth Svantesson, wind and solar power are simply not efficient or reliable enough to be …
The Swedish Government has ditched its targets for “100% renewable energy” amid a shift back to nuclear power in the latest blow for the unreliable and inefficient technology.
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The deeply destructive energy policies being implemented in Germany originate in a band of groupthinking green activists who over decades have secured an iron grip on the political levers.
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