Sven Geggus
Recycling nuclear waste is saving ressources and space in the final repository. Germany and Swizerland should legalize it again.
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Nuclear Engineering Student and Open Source Enthusiast
@zoe Patente auf Pflanzen sind ein Problem. Gentechnik an sich ist in den meisten Fällen keines. Die bisherige Regelung die Mutationszüchtung erlaubt, CRISPR/CAS aber nicht ist IMO aber völlig absurd.
Ich empfehle https://www.zdf.de/video/shows/mai-think-x-die-show-102/maithink-x-folge-10-102
Ich empfehle https://www.zdf.de/video/shows/mai-think-x-die-show-102/maithink-x-folge-10-102
@collectifission I agree and I also think this is problematic. Hype is good, if it is possible to deliver.
@collectifission seems like that update went quite smoothly, didnt notice anything, congrats : )
@urwumpe Ich denke, dass sich PV im Industriellen maßstab viel schneller umsetzen lässt. Man kann schließlich die Projektierung, Installation und Wartung alles aus einer Hand machen, oder?
@zoe Ging es um das abschaffen der Einspeisevergütung? Erneuerbare sind doch mitlerweile kompetetiv genug, dass sie keine brauchen, dachte ich.
@zoe Stimme vollkommen zu 😄
@collectifission I do not know why they did not consider reactivation. Which would be considerable cheaper.
Also they say about half the cost of electricity will come from imports during the winter.
(in this study energy really means electricity as far as I understand)
Really makes you wonder where they will be importing from, if nuclear power plants will be so uncompetiive 🤔
@collectifission I did not find a good breakdown of the costs, in the publication a comment on nuclear energy. The graph they came up with can be seen in the attached figure.
In green there is a threshhold at which they say it is economicially competetive. As we can see, Okiloto almost reaches that threshhold, despite delays.
They claim hoverer that the building time for nuclear projects would be more than 10 years.
Because of the uncertainty, they do not include it in the study.
Here is the study: https://www.frontier-economics.com/de/de/nachrichten-einblicke/news/news-article-i21816-neue-wege-fuer-die-energiewende/
@collectifission Did you manage to find the original by the DIHK? Because I would love to see a breakdown of the cost.
Because if we can find out for example how much of that is grid expansion vs grid maintanance that would be a nice number to be able to compare centralized and decentralized grids.