A study, commissioned by Berlin-based science and the environment association Ökomoderne e.V. and executed by Finnish not-for-profit research company Think Atom, has concluded that Germany’s current policy of closing its nuclear power plants early would result in the country releasing no less than a billion tons of carbon dioxide emissions. Germany still had six operating nuclear reactors, but they were all scheduled to close down next year, despite being a major source of low-carbon electricity for the country. If, however, Germany kept the reactors operating and generating electricity, and instead closed down coal-fired power stations, the country would be able to completely terminate coal-fired electricity generation by 2028. This would be ten years sooner than planned by the administration of previous Chancellor (currently interim Chancellor) Angela Merkel, pointed out the “One Billion Tons” report, as the study has been named.
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