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by Moldoteck
39 days ago
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I do see how France and Sweden have lowest GHG emissions in EU by building both nuclear and renewables. I see other countries like Denmark/Germany who decided to go with ren alone. Germany spent on EEG double than entire french nuclear fleet. We can see the results. There's no race here. There's no imagine if. We already have historical data. We already have results on hand |
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France: 4.12 tons CO2 per capita Denmark: 4.34 tons CO2 per capita
and the electricity price for industrial costumers is also close to identical:
France: 0.153 EUR/kWh (0.130 EUR/kWh without taxes) Denmark 0.122 EUR/kWh (0.121 EUR/kWh without taxes)
CO2 data from EUs EDGAR: https://edgar.jrc.ec.europa.eu/report_2025?vis=co2pop#emissi...
Price data from: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php...