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@Eurosammler but this refers to Germany, which is slowly becoming a developing country in terms of technical progress, where nuclear energy has no chance anyway for ideological reasons. In other countries, there are vast quantities of spent fuel rods that have not yet been reprocessed.
The little bit of sun we have will never be enough to supply data centers with electricity in the age of AI.
I can't say whether it will be SMRs or other mini power plants. But it won't be solar.
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@Eurosammler But Germany is not the world. And almost all major industrialized nations rely on nuclear energy. Germany is standing in its own way with its bureaucracy. Here, anyone can delay a construction project with lawsuits. Power lines have to be laid underground, which is very expensive and time-consuming, and if a bird species nests in the area, the breeding season has to be waited for. Battery charging of 1000 im is already available, as well as fast charging in 5-10 minutes. However, $1211, $3750 and $1810 are also far ahead in this respect. Many people always complain about China, but they don't put a spoke in the wheel of innovation. (I'll leave out the negative consequences for now)
That's why they will always be ahead of Europe. If Europe were to join forces as one, they could overtake everyone else. But that won't happen.
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@Eurosammler I know that, it was a knee-jerk reaction after Fukushima that is costing us billions today.
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@Eurosammler That may be the case for Germany, but the largest economies such as the USA are currently turning off the tap on renewables. And that won't change any time soon.
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@Eurosammler Which companies do you see as promising from Klein Investor's point of view?
How do you see $F3C or $2GB, for example. These are the ones here in Germany that seem promising to me if you have a little time.
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