@hazyoz99Do you think it is possible for you to do a quick 5...

@hazyoz99

Do you think it is possible for you to do a quick 5 minute google and gets some facts first before making any statements?
Just like I just did.
https://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/correction-germany-nuclear-shutdown-story-82051054

4 Jan 2022
BERLIN -- Germany on Friday shut down half of the six nuclear plants it still has in operation, a year before the country draws the final curtain on its decades-long use of atomic power.

The decision to phase out nuclear power and shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy was first taken by the center-left government of Gerhard Schroeder in 2002. His successor, Angela Merkel, reversed her decision to extend the lifetime of Germany’s nuclear plantsin the wake of the 2011 Fukushima disaster in Japan and set 2022 as the final deadline for shutting them down.

Even Putin says ....https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Putin-German-nuclear-phase-out-does-not-make-any-s

Russia has set a target of 2060 to reach net-zero carbon dioxide emissions, President Vladimir Putin told Russian Energy Week 2021. Counting nuclear exports as contributing towards global decarbonisation and saying Germany's phase out "does not make any sense", he said that he thinks energy system decisions should be made by experts.

Only 4 days ago.....https://www.euractiv.com/section/energy/news/germany-rules-out-prolonging-its-nuclear-power-plants/

Berlin has ruled out extending the lifetime of its existing nuclear fleet, brushing aside energy security concerns after Moscow threatened to halt gas supplies to Germany in retaliation for Western sanctions in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.

Interestingly (or otherwise)
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The government’s enquiry concluded on Tuesday (8 March) that keeping the country’s remaining nuclear power fleet online was “not recommended” at this stage and that it was too late to reactive the plants that had already been shut down.“We have again examined very carefully whether a longer operation of the nuclear power plants would help us in this foreign policy situation,” German Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck said in a statement on Tuesday.

“The answer is negative – it would not help us,” he concluded.

The assessment was conducted by the economy ministry held by Habeck and the environment ministry headed by Steffi Lemke, who are both from the Green party.

Frankly, Germany deserves everything they get. From industrial powerhouse to the poor house in 5 years. and near irrelevance in 10 years other than worth a tourist trip to see the cute houses.

Perhaps next time you post @hazyoz99 you might make a little more effort and less guessing. Nobody cares about your guesses.