Germany's Energy Catastrophe
Germany proceeded with their &quot;nuclear exit&quot; in 2011. Had they gone the other way and all in on nuclear, they would be in the same situation as they are today as planning and building nuclear plants takes a lot longer than 10 years. Actually they would be way worse because instead of having 50% of electricity coming from renewables, they would still have 45% of it coming from coal, instead of 25% in 2020 (did not check the latest numbers). On top of all that, for the price they are paying to get renewables basically today, they could only get a fraction of the energy in nuclear. And if that wasn&#x27;t enough, one of the largest exporters of uranium to the EU is... Russia.<p>One of the worst articles I have ever read in my life.