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Re: German Nuclear Plant Closure Won't Hurt Utilities, Mueller Says
." Mueller said Germany probably won't be able to avoid
>importing nuclear power from abroad, Die Zeit reported, in a pre-
>release of Thursday's edition."
I think we should sell them electricity at ten times the price - why should we mess up our environment for him. Also, does it not make sense that there will be a greater demand for power as the demand/population increases in the future? It would serve them right if there was no available power to sell to them. I beleive that this political ostrich has his...., well, i'll go no further. Thanks for listening from my soap box again! With only the best regards for my fellow
radsafers,
Tom
Mueller said Germany probably won't be able to avoid
>importing nuclear power from abroad, Die Zeit reported, in a pre-release of Thursday's edition.
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On Wed, 28 Jun 2000 13:50:39 Sandy Perle wrote:
>A political Ostrich with his head in the sand:
>
>German Nuclear Plant Closure Won't Hurt Utilities, Mueller Says
>
>Berlin, June 28 (Bloomberg) -- German plans to shut down the
>country's 20 nuclear power stations won't cost utilities a cent,
>Economics Minister Werner Mueller said, according to weekly newspaper
>Die Zeit. Instead, the plans will have a ``favorable effect'' on
>electricity prices as much less investment is required for new gas-
>fired power stations than for nuclear plants, Mueller told the
>newspaper. Mueller said Germany probably won't be able to avoid
>importing nuclear power from abroad, Die Zeit reported, in a pre-
>release of Thursday's edition.
>
>The government and utilities including RWE AG and Veba AG agreed June
>14 to limit the average maximum life span of Germany's reactors to 32
>years.
>
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