Wow!🎆😲 Ships of the Dutch offshore company Allseas will sail on clean #CarbonFree#Nuclear#energy starting in 2030🚢⚛️⚡🇳🇱 fitted with small modular reactors for zero-emission propulsion🌞🌍🤠🐂 #Uranium#NetZero#RideTheNuclearWave 🌊🏄 https://t.co/t7h2zafHxM
Our dumb politicians are vetoing nuclear legalization bills and signing "100% renewables" paper-shuffling fake power deals for always-on cities while AI companies know exactly what power source civilization runs on.
We have very little time left to wake up and get this right.
Scandal in Europe: EU paid NGO's to promote left-wing climate propaganda.
"Lobbying scandal in Brussels: EU secretly paid environmental clubs to promote green plans Timmermans"
https://t.co/6v1ujxr6ET
Groene Planeconomie werkt eenvoudig: subsidiëren, infiltreren en manipuleren. Met NGO’s als stoottroepen.
Lobbyschandaal in Brussel: EU betaalde milieuclubs in het geheim voor promotie groene van plannen Timmermans https://t.co/JpYikacrLz #telegraafpremium via @Telegraaf
I just can't quit on Germany. Now @jposhaughnessy is backing me with $100k to work with Germans to try to restart their nuclear program.
Here's the situation:
Weak German leaders decided to depend on Russian gas instead of German nuclear, and failed to reverse the mistake when Russian gas stopped being an option.
Despite a majority of Germans wanting to keep using nuclear, German reactors are being torn apart right now.
Germany is still planning to build a bunch of natural gas plants to replace coal and nuclear, but is now buying most of its natural gas from America. My family produces natural gas. It would be easy to give up, sit back, and make money off of Germany as their industries fail.
But I won't. A strong, energy-independent Germany is good for Europe and good for the world. And while Germany remains anti-nuclear, Berlin spends German taxpayer money trying to hurt other countries' nuclear energy ambitions around the EU and the world.
So I'm going to put together a conference about nuclear power plant restarts in Berlin in the first half of this year.
We'll explain how America is restarting nuclear plants, how Germany's neighbors are turning back towards nuclear, and what it would take to turn on the German plants again.
One German nuclear plant could return to service by the end of next year, and two more by 2028.
German nuclear power, even after spending millions to low billions to restart plants, would remain the cheapest reliable electricity option for German industry and homes.
Restarted German nuclear plants could operate for another 40 years or more.
I couldn't do any of this work without incredible help from Germans who can't stand to see their country crippled and dependent. If you're German and reading this, please get in touch so we can bring you onboard.
And thanks to Jim and his team for the fellowship and believing in a better future for Germany and for Europe.
Gotta be EXTREMELY careful who owns your nuclear power plants.
Belgium's nuclear fleet is owned by a French natural gas company and they're threatening to destroy them all if they don't get what they want from the Belgian government.
Ugly situation, not looking good for Belgium
@InternetH0F I wish the industry would continue their efforts and start developing a vaccin against the sudden simpleton disease. It's starting to get really serious!
@shane_lim @patrickadownes I appreciate your honesty! But tell me, what short term stock investment has actually lifted people out of poverty? (the single succes stories aside) investing (in Uranium) takes time and cash that you don't need for your necessities of life.
@BM_Visser De belangrijkste vraag is natuurlijk, wat is de (verborgen) milieu-impact van al die decentrale en grondstofrijke thuisaccus?
https://t.co/80IANRMOka
Mining giant BHP have hired the dutch nuclear energy development and consultancy Company ULC-Energy, to explore the posibilities for nuclear powered commercial shipping.
https://t.co/RE7KZArcld
🇪🇺 Clean #Hydrogen: Europe #Nuclear Group Calls For Measures To Support Domestic Production.
EU-based industry ‘the key to energy sovereignty and industrial competitiveness’, says @Nucleareurope
https://t.co/aipThZbyIJ