Resolves yes if there is a plant delivering electricity at any point during that year.
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3.00@Svenbonne As far as I can tell that should be Emsland A, Isar 2, and Neckarwestheim 2, right now.
@TimP Thanks for this clarification!
So we are just consindering industrial sized nuklear powerplants, right?
@Svenbonne I mean there aren't really any other? But I guess I would count pretty much any nuclear powerplant.
@TimP What about research reactors. There is at least one:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FRM_II
I assume NO because it is not for “power”.
Does a smaller-scale research reactor count (assuming it produces electricity)? Does it have to be connected to the grid?
Like I'm guessing you meant only "baseload grid-scale power generation reactors" but one naive reading of this would say that it should resolve true if HMS Astute was docked quayside in Hamburg for some reason.
@Adam : Ok, yeah I think it should provide power to the grid. (Though maybe to industry should count to?)
Currently two running on standby, seems like public sentiment has changed since Russian gas became a risk:
@Jannik not only that, the 3 plants that were just shut down are already headed for dismantling. The 3 plants that shut down EOY 2021 are already fully inoperable because of that