Switzerland open to reverse ban on new nuclear plants! Oh boy what a time to be alive 👏🏼

Denmark gave the world the iconic "Nuclear power? No thanks" logo. That movement is dying. Instead the "Nuclear power? Yes please" movement booms in the country that has been the global champion of offshore wind. I predict Denmark is 2 elections away from turning pro-nuclear.

Watch Denmark buy American nuclear reactors with all their Ozempic money

Det kulturelle skifte hen mod en klogere, mere optimistisk og langt mere målorienteret klimadebat sker på mange niveauer. Det ses måske allertydeligst på holdningen til atomkraft. Folk med en agenda som vil holde teknologier ude, og alle os andre som vil tillade alle værktøjer.

You can’t be anti-nuclear and a climate activist at the same time They’re mutually exclusive Change my mind

WE NEED MORE NUCLEAR IN THE EU 🇪🇺 People trying to fight this position are not acting in good faith, period

When you look at how we maximize the use of our grid, diversifying our grid with 24/7 resources can lead to lower system costs -- even if it costs more per MWh.

We need BOTH nuclear and renewables to decarbonize The 100% renewables beleif is driven by the fear of nuclear, not logic People advocating for 100% of the one or the other have misunderstood the whole problem we’re trying to solve

🚨 BREAKING: Newly appointed EU Commissioner for Energy sees nuclear energy as playing a key role in the European energy mix Today EU Chief Ursula von der Leyen appointed Czech Industry and Trade Minister Jozef Síkela as the new EU commissioner for Energy 1/2

All units at Barakah are now in commercial operation 🎉 Last year at COP28 in the UAE, I was fortunate to visit this beautiful nuclear power plant ⚛️ Barakah is now generating 40TWh of clean electricity per year. More than Denmarks annual electricity consumption 😮

The 4th unit at the Barakah Nuclear Plant has entered into commercial operation & global clean energy advocates CELEBRATE 🎉 Annually, this clean energy citadel will produce 40TWhs of low carbon energy, providing 25% of the nation's electricity needs, & avoiding 22.4 million