Non carbon energy, watts power ?

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Nuclear.
... use it everyday 'at work in in "our" submarines - Yes? Noun'?
Connecticut Yankee Power worked, now what?
Carbon power.

 

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WAT?

"Germany's decision to phase out nuclear power means that it must ( HAS BEEN)
replace(ing) the energy source with climate-harmful coal and gas, the executive director of state-owned French energy company EDF has said in an interview published in Die Welt. Germany's nuclear exit would be "the most drastic" example of government-driven anti-nuclear policies that will cause the country "enormous difficulties" by increasing the need for carbon-based coal and gas, Cedric Lewandowski said..."

https://www.cleanenergywire.org/news/nuclear-exit-bring-germany-enormous-difficulties-increasing-fossil-power-use-edf-head

 

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All gone, now we burn GAS!

"The contribution from solar and wind wouldn’t be significant enough to make up for the generation of Vermont Yankee,”
Hallquist said. “In fact, there’s no way. … You would have to build like 1,800,000 kilowatts of wind."
https://atomicinsights.com/vermont-yankee-power-output-replaced-natural-gas/