ciferecaNinjo OP , vor einem Monat (Bearbeitet vor einem Monat) Englisch Get your facts straight, or update Wikipedia to reflect your understanding: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_in_Belgium wind + solar + hydro → 20% 80% from burning fuels¹. With 3 new gas-burning plants under construction to replace nuclear, that’s not going to improve things. Belgium is aiming to reduce its use of gas as much as possible. Nonsense. I guess you missed the whole “Code Red” march against Electrabel last year protesting the plan to build 3 new gas-burning power plants. there are two nuclear power plants, not one. And that’s important why? From wikipedia: “Belgium decided to phase out nuclear power generation completely by 2025.” Whether there are 1, 2, or 5 nuclear plants is immaterial when it’s all being phased out, and replaced with gas-burning power plants. Betting on gas, be it a stove or something else, is just stupid. Betting in a way that neglects plans that have already been announced is stupid for sure. ¹ recall: fuel energy → heat energy→ steam → turbine → transmission → heat energy
Get your facts straight, or update Wikipedia to reflect your understanding:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_in_Belgium
wind + solar + hydro → 20%
80% from burning fuels¹. With 3 new gas-burning plants under construction to replace nuclear, that’s not going to improve things.
Belgium is aiming to reduce its use of gas as much as possible.
Nonsense. I guess you missed the whole “Code Red” march against Electrabel last year protesting the plan to build 3 new gas-burning power plants.
there are two nuclear power plants, not one.
And that’s important why? From wikipedia:
“Belgium decided to phase out nuclear power generation completely by 2025.”
Whether there are 1, 2, or 5 nuclear plants is immaterial when it’s all being phased out, and replaced with gas-burning power plants.
Betting on gas, be it a stove or something else, is just stupid.
Betting in a way that neglects plans that have already been announced is stupid for sure.
¹ recall: fuel energy → heat energy→ steam → turbine → transmission → heat energy