But much, much less coal.
> The output of the remaining 3 reactors would have been only a fraction of the electricity requirements anyway.
That is s great way to say: we killed our stable source of electricity because of populism, and now we're burying our head in the sand justifying our decision.
> production capacity will be filled in soon.
Soon when? And the question of quiet nights remains
6%
> A large part of these 3 GW will be replaced even in 2023
0% of solar generation and 5% of wind generation will be replaced with what exactly?
> in a Grid which draws like 50.
Installed wind capacity in Germany is 65GW. Seems to be much higher than what grid demands.
And yet, on April 15th it was producing only 5% of that. And solar was producing zero.
Guess where the power to cover that came from?
Even today on a reasonably windy day (at least in Hamburg where I am right now) wind production is at 20% capacity, solar at 36 capacity.
Busy burning coal for 21% of electricity even on a windy day.