RE: neutronbytes.com/2026/01/24/nu

I don't often toot about energy, but it's something I casually follow. I find the juxtaposition between France embracing nuclear and Germany rejecting it such an interesting case study.

Their differences may change soon—Merz recently called 's move to shutdown all reactors, a "huge strategic mistake". In 2025, 70% of Germany's energy was imported, causing a reliance on government subsidies to keep costs down.

In the 2030s, nuclear may see a resurgence in Germany.

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