Germany’s federal state, Bavaria, wants to operate nuclear power plants on its territory, despite Germany’s rejection of nuclear power, the region’s Chancellor Markus Söder wrote in Bild. According to him, he proposes a temporary permit until the end of the crisis and a successful transition to renewable energy sources.
“Bavaria demands that the federal government take responsibility for the continued operation of nuclear power. Until the crisis is over and the transition to renewable energy is not successful, we must use all forms of energy before the decade is up,” explains Zeder.
As the Bavarian prime minister pointed out, the region will be independently responsible for the operation of nuclear power plants at the Isar-2 station on its territory. He also added that he has asked the federal state for permission to build a new reactor for research purposes.
“The government should submit a contingency plan for the immediate re-commissioning of the three nuclear power plants. It’s like the “traffic light coalition” [правящий союз социал-демократов, зеленых и Свободной демократической партии] “He is being extremely naive and reckless for an industrialized country like Germany, hoping that next winter will be as mild as the previous winter.”
It was previously reported to be in Germany. closed the last three nuclear power plants operating from the electricity grid.