The last three active nuclear power plants in Germany have been shut down, operators said.RWE noted that the generator at its Emsland nuclear power plant in Lingen in Lower Saxony was disconnected from the grid on Saturday, at 10:37 pm CET. PreussenElektra noted its plant Isar 2 ceased operations at 11:52 pm CET and EnBW announced that the Unit II of the Neckarwestheim nuclear power plant (GKN II) was disconnected from the electricity grid at 11:59 pm CET on Saturday. Meanwhile, billionaire Elon Musk slammed the decision to close nuclear power plants in Germany, claiming Berlin should have reopened the plants that were shut earlier rather than shut all the remaining ones. “This is total madness. I want to be clear. Total madness,” he said in an interview with Welt. NN: are these not the same fucks that threw a world into a energy crises when their windmills and solar plants could not supply their needs. Are they not the ones who relied on Russia to take up the slack? Are these not the same shitheads that drove golbal energy prices to all time record highs as they sucked up all the supplies they could at any price. See as the European power house they could afford a 300% price increase. the rest of the world has not been so lucky. Now the fucking idiots are repeating their mistakes in oil in gas…. this time in nuclear. Oh did i mention the German dirty little secret they do not want the greeneeewinnes to know….. Most of their power is generated by dirty ugly super polluting coal…… Go figure!
Finland starts production at Europe’s largest nuclear power reactor
Production of electricity at Europe’s largest nuclear power plant unit, Olkiluoto 3 in Finland, started on Sunday, operator Teollisuuden Voima (TVO) said. TVO noted that the plant is “now ready” following the completion of test production. The operator noted about 30% of Finnish electrical energy will be produced in Olkiluoto, which now hosts three nuclear reactors. “The production of Olkiluoto 3 stabilizes the price of electricity and plays an important role in the Finnish green transition,” TVO CEO Jarmo Tanhua stated. The launch of output at the Finnish plant comes just hours after Germany shut down its last three nuclear power plants.