{"id":8796,"date":"2022-08-03T03:50:13","date_gmt":"2022-08-03T03:50:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/german-turnaround-can-provide-cheaper-electricity-in-southern-norway-news-norway-overview-of-news-from-different-parts-of-the-country\/"},"modified":"2022-08-03T03:50:14","modified_gmt":"2022-08-03T03:50:14","slug":"german-turnaround-can-provide-cheaper-electricity-in-southern-norway-news-norway-overview-of-news-from-different-parts-of-the-country","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/german-turnaround-can-provide-cheaper-electricity-in-southern-norway-news-norway-overview-of-news-from-different-parts-of-the-country\/","title":{"rendered":"German turnaround can provide cheaper electricity in southern Norway – news Norway – Overview of news from different parts of the country"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

In Germany, the debate rages over whether the last three nuclear power plants should be closed as planned in December. But the Germans are not only able to keep three nuclear power plants running, according to the German technical monitoring association T\u00fcv. Among other things, they control nuclear power plants. T\u00fcv director Joachim B\u00fchler says that three power plants that were closed last year can also be started within weeks or months. – In terms of safety, the three power plants are in a condition that will make it possible to connect them to the grid again, in our opinion, T\u00fcv director Joachim B\u00fchler told the newspaper Bild. Can provide cheaper electricity Several German politicians, especially from the environmental party die Gr\u00fcnen, have believed that it would be unsafe to open up closed power plants. But B\u00fchler, who was also interviewed by Die Welt, says it is safe. – It is clear that it will be exciting to see what will be the follow-up to this, says power analyst Tor Reier Lilleholt in Volue Insight. Head of analysis Tor Reier Lilleholt in Volue Insight is excited about whether German politicians will change nuclear power policy. Photo: Asbj\u00f8rn Odd Berge \/ news If the country had six power plants in operation this winter, the plants would produce as much electricity as half of Norway’s electricity production, according to Lilleholt. Since southern Norway trades electricity with Germany with the Nordlink power cable, more electricity from German nuclear power plants will also lower Norwegian electricity prices. – It is a significant contribution to getting through the winter and the power crisis in Europe. That would lower prices both in Germany and also in southern Norway, he says. Long waiting time for fuel But reopening can be demanding, according to Lilleholt, which power analyst Marius Holm Rennesund in Thema Consulting also points out. The power plants need fuel, which previously came from Russia. – You can also get it from other places. But the normal delivery time is 18 months, so it is clear that then you have to get fuel for the nuclear power plants in place very quickly, he says. Analyst and partner Marius Holm Rennesund in Thema Consulting. Photo: Hallvard Norum \/ news May run out of energy Germany will phase out all nuclear and coal power. The plan was to use gas instead, but since last autumn the country has received less gas from Russia. The winter can be brutal, with the risk of rationing. – Then they have an energy crisis with high prices, and perhaps simply no access to energy, says professor of political economy Ole Gunnar Austvik at Innlandet School of Economics. Professor of political economy, Ole Gunnar Austvik, at Innlandet School of Economics. Photo: Dag Kessel \/ news He follows the German energy debate, and believes the politicians can change the plans for a shutdown when industry and jobs are at stake. – Opinion can also turn around, so that there is support for reopening nuclear power plants and coal-fired power plants to the extent possible, he says.
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