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Re:How Innovative Is China in Nuclear Power? by imtringued on Monday June 17, 2024 @08:08PM (#40712686)
What's depressing is how wrong your comment is. You seemingly ignored the Ukrainian war which has lead to sanctioning Russia and the end of cheap Russian oil and gas in Germany. Spot electricity prices are at pre-war levels nowadays, so whatever lack of nuclear power you are imagining is seemingly irrelevant.
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Re:How Innovative Is China in Nuclear Power? by cubefox on Monday June 17, 2024 @08:16PM (#40712724)
Demand for electricity went down due to increasing deindustrialization, which leads to a lower price than it otherwise would be.
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Re:How Innovative Is China in Nuclear Power? by jiggawatts on Tuesday June 18, 2024 @03:09AM (#40714909)
German machinery exports are growing, not shrinking: https://www.georesources.net/cms.php/en/news/755/Germany-Mac...

There was a dip due to COVID, and it doesn't help matters that their biggest customer is China, which locked down their population for nearly a year during the pandemic.

Sure, China makes widgets, but Germany makes the robots that make the widgets.

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Re:How Innovative Is China in Nuclear Power? by cubefox on Wednesday June 19, 2024 @07:03AM (#40727056)
"Machinery exports" growing doesn't mean industry isn't moving out of the country.
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