Germany is closing half of its reactors at worst possible time
4GW of nuclear baseload capacity is on the verge of being taken offline in Europe's largest economy in the midst of an serious energy crisis, with coal power already closing the gap as lower carbon natural gas stays expensive and wind falls short.
By Rachel Morison, Bloomberg News
Germany is set to close almost half of its nuclear power capacity before the end of the year, putting further strain on European grids already coping with one of the worst energy crunches in the region’s history.
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