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In the Wake of Fukushima, Should our electricity become Almost Completely Renewable and Completely Non-Nuclear?
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Policy Studies
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18-7-2011
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ECN-W--11-032
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Article (scientific)
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5
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Published in: Intereconomics – Review of European economic policy (Intereconomics), , 2011, Vol.46(3), p.137-142.
Abstract:
In the last few years before the Fukushima nuclear disaster,
which started to unfold on 11 March 2011, support for the
nuclear power option was picking up in several EU member
states. New nuclear power plants are currently being built in
Finland, France, Bulgaria and other countries; the UK, Sweden,
Italy, Czech Republic, Romania and the Netherlands were seriously considering new nuclear reactors, while in Germany, Spain and Belgium a relaxation of the existing moratorium was under political discussion.
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