The future of Germany's energy: demand and supply on collision course

Trex · 04-16-08, 06:59 AM

A good example of people governing by their hearts rather than their heads. I suspect that a killing could be made by buying depressed nuke stock when the plants close down. In Germany, unlike California, demand-driven blackouts would probably come in mid-winter. The first couple of blackouts should reverse public opinion very quickly. When push comes to grunt, people will burn whales and baby seals rather than freeze.

Out of curiosity, how extensive is the European electrical grid? North America has, I know, almost one unified system.

04-16-08, 06:59 AM	#2
Trex Lieutenant Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 262 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	A good example of people governing by their hearts rather than their heads. I suspect that a killing could be made by buying depressed nuke stock when the plants close down. In Germany, unlike California, demand-driven blackouts would probably come in mid-winter. The first couple of blackouts should reverse public opinion very quickly. When push comes to grunt, people will burn whales and baby seals rather than freeze. Out of curiosity, how extensive is the European electrical grid? North America has, I know, almost one unified system.