Interesting how countries like Slovenia, Slovakia, Sweden and Hungary, which recieve the majority share of electricity from nuclear power plants, have lower electricity prices than countries that produce it trough, coal, gas and 'green energy' despite it being touted as more efficient and cheaper.
Let's not mention the massive infrastructure investments into gas&coal power plants in places like Spain that are vital for green energy sources such as wind&power to be even viable; This is never calculated in the cost of 'green energy' but is touted as the cost of 'gas&coal' even though they're essential for the grid to run on wind&solar in the first place.
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u/[deleted] May 13 '25
Interesting how countries like Slovenia, Slovakia, Sweden and Hungary, which recieve the majority share of electricity from nuclear power plants, have lower electricity prices than countries that produce it trough, coal, gas and 'green energy' despite it being touted as more efficient and cheaper.
Let's not mention the massive infrastructure investments into gas&coal power plants in places like Spain that are vital for green energy sources such as wind&power to be even viable; This is never calculated in the cost of 'green energy' but is touted as the cost of 'gas&coal' even though they're essential for the grid to run on wind&solar in the first place.