Yes, those words are weirdly written, but not neccessarily wrong. He speaks of ‘houshold energy’ and i think it doesn’t mean ‘state household’ (german: Staatshaushalt, often used in finances) a but the sum of electricity use in private households.
Those words and numbers are not the the topic here, though.
After the french reactor checks, repairs and maintenance in 2022 which was extensively used as an argument against nuclear energy, germany is now in a situation they willingly put themself into. Their carbon footprint is (still) catastrophic, they are now importing more electricity than they export and as it is they will be dependent on french nuclear.
Stopped after reading the first two lines of the article… where is already started wit fake news… nuclear power provides only 6% of Germanys energy…
https://www.destatis.de/DE/Presse/Pressemitteilungen/2023/06/PD23_220_43312.html
https://www.kernd.de/kernd/themen/strom/Zahlen-und-Fakten/01_index.php#
Yes, those words are weirdly written, but not neccessarily wrong. He speaks of ‘houshold energy’ and i think it doesn’t mean ‘state household’ (german: Staatshaushalt, often used in finances) a but the sum of electricity use in private households.
Those words and numbers are not the the topic here, though.
After the french reactor checks, repairs and maintenance in 2022 which was extensively used as an argument against nuclear energy, germany is now in a situation they willingly put themself into. Their carbon footprint is (still) catastrophic, they are now importing more electricity than they export and as it is they will be dependent on french nuclear.