EDF are currently have 1/3 of there
Nuclear power stations shut down because it is too hot in France.
Not exact matches
As with all
nuclear power stations in Japan, the reactors are fitted with quake sensors that
shut them down automatically at the first sign of potentially hazardous tremors.
And while last year saw the biggest ever annual surge in global greenhouse gas emissions (see «Huge rise in emissions as world economy de-greens»), even Germany is planning to
shut down its
nuclear power stations.
And,
shutting down their
nuclear power stations is making this worse!
«The potential loss of 3,190 megawatts of hydropower due to the California drought exceeds the 2,200 megawatts of
power lost from the
shut down of the San Onofre
Nuclear Generating
Station.»
Meanwhile, Germany, once Europe's climate tub - thumpers - in - chief, is in a messy transition on climate policy as it burns ever more coal, while
shutting down its fleet of low - carbon
nuclear power stations.
In 2011, it began to burn more after
shutting eight of its
nuclear power stations following the Fukushima disaster in Japan.
I'm a fan of
nuclear, then, but I don't think there's an emergency about coal, and no need to suddenly
shut down all coal - fired
power stations.
Water shortages could disrupt Britain's electricity supply, researchers warn Team of academics say climate change could force
nuclear and gas - fired
power stations to
shut down during droughts http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2014/feb/16/water-shortages-electricity-supply-climate-change