20260213 Atomprojekte stoppen!

13.02.2026 Atomprojekte stoppen!

Nuclear power is not sustainable

On the contrary, there is hardly any other technology that has wasted so much money and will continue to cost money for thousands of years to come due to the disposal of radioactive waste. The federal government, and thus the taxpayer, voluntarily assumed these costs in the amount of 18 billion euros from the energy companies.

Now there are countries in the EU that are pushing to continue investing in nuclear technology. To this end, such investments are to be declared "sustainable," as was already planned for gas-fired power plants. Even within the German federal government, there are voices in the CDU/CSU supporting this nonsense. That is because they know that only by civilian nuclear project armed nuclear project may be possible. The NGO .ausgestrahlt.de reports in its latest newsletter:

Europe is facing a critical turning point for its energy future. In the upcoming multiannual financial framework (2028–2034), the EU could for the first time directly promote the construction of new nuclear power plants and the extension of operating licenses — including, for example, small modular reactors (SMRs), which so far only exist on paper.

That is why .ausgestrahlt is now launching a petition! By signing, you are sending a clear signal to the German government:

No funding for nuclear projects!
No equating nuclear power with renewable energies!
Full steam ahead for a climate-friendly energy supply!

If Germany does not actively oppose this in the EU budget negotiations, the EU could channel billions of euros from the community budget into nuclear projects instead of renewable energies. That is why we must put pressure on Chancellor Merz and the other nuclear power advocates in the government NOW.

Nuclear power is expensive, risky, and diverts resources away from real climate solutions. Every dollar that goes into nuclear projects is money that cannot be used for the climate-friendly transformation of our energy system.

Sign the petition!

Kommentar: RE: 20260213 Atomprojekte stoppen!

Die Erneuerbaren sind teuer. Die steuerfinanzierten Ausgaben fur das EEG, die über die Netzgebühren finanzierten Kosten für Redispatch und Netzstabiliisierung liegen insgesamt bei 30 Mrd. Euro pro Jahr; schätze ich mal. Dazu kommen die Kosten fur den Umbau des Stromnetzes. Und ja, die Option fur Atomenergie gefährdet potentiell die Profitinteressen der Erneuerbaren.

Be., 13.02.26 12:23