Alles anzeigenIm Interview mit den Tagesthemen warnt der Minister
ausdrücklich davor, dass Deutschland schon bald „keine Industrie mehr“
haben könnte! Grund für eine mögliche Abwanderung: die hohen
Strompreise, die Robert Habeck und seine Regierung durch das Abschalten
von Atomkraftwerken im vergangenen April selbst herbeigeführt haben.
Nun schlägt Habeck vor: Der Strompreis sollte mit Steuergeldern und
neuen Schulden gedeckelt werden, damit die Industrie in Deutschland noch
produzieren kann. Fachbegriff dafür: „Industriestrompreis“. In
dramatischen Worten warnt der Wirtschaftsminister in den Tagesthemen vor
dem Ergebnis seiner eigenen Politik."
ach ne ...
kann mir keiner mehr erklären das dies keine absicht ist.
ich zitiere nochmal, sorry...
Alles anzeigenacht deutsche kkw sind innerhalb von 12 monaten wieder ans netzt zu bringen,
stabile grundlast zu 25€/mwh ..
radiantenergygroup.com/reports…y-reactors-can-it-be-done
€250 billion in German industry could benefit from cheaper wholesale electricity prices than in the US. As of May 2023, economic data shows deteriorating industrial output in Germany due to prohibitive energy costs. Restarting eight of Germany’s reactors could add over 85TWh of electricity annually at an operating cost of €25/MWh. 85TWh is 40% of the total German industrial electricity demand, or equivalent to the electricity demand of companies producing €250 billion GDP in Germany’s chemical, petrochemical, machinery, and equipment industries.
9 months, in a best-case scenario, would be needed to restart the majority of reactors. In our reasonable best-case scenario six reactors could be restarted within 9-12 months and the final two reactors restarted within 2-3 years. The main political bottleneck faced by the reactors would be the political amendment of the Atomic Energy Act. At most of the plants, the key time constraint would be the training of new operating personnel. For two of the reactors considered, repair, reconstruction, and approval of new operating licenses would take several years.
Other benefits Electricity CO2 emissions would fall by up to 80 million tonnes per year as coal generation is replaced by zero-emission nuclear generation. About 5,000 high-paying jobs would be retained in the rural areas hosting the nuclear plants. Additionally, a previously cutting-edge German nuclear technology industry would be revived as countries around the world start or expand their nuclear industries.
herr habeck, bringen sie die deutschen kernkraftwerke zurück ans netz und fördern sie den dual fluid.