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Merkel's Tilt

机译:默克尔的倾斜

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Nuclear plants supplied about one-quarter of Germany's power before the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan triggered a meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi plant. The disaster turned the German public against atomic energy, and Chancellor Angela Merkel immediately closed the country's eight oldest reactors. Although a phaseout of nuclear energy in Germany had been planned before Fukushima, Merkel decided to speed up the shuttering of the nine remaining reactors by about a decade, to 2022. The government is planning to get 80 percent of its electricity from renewables by 2050, up from about 23 percent now. The energy switch "is without precedent in our country," says Peter Altmaier, the federal minister for the environment, nature conservation, and nuclear safety, who is running the project. "We are changing profoundly and completely a structure that has developed over 150 years."
机译:在2011年日本地震和海啸引发福岛第一核电站崩溃之前,核电站提供了德国约四分之一的电力。这场灾难使德国公众无法使用原子能,总理安格拉·默克尔(Angela Merkel)立即关闭了该国八个最古老的反应堆。尽管已经计划在福岛核电站之前淘汰德国的核能,但默克尔还是决定将剩余的9个反应堆的关闭速度加快约十年,直到2022年。政府计划在2050年之前将其80%的电力来自可再生能源,从现在的约23%上升。负责该项目的联邦环境,自然保护和核安全部长彼得·阿尔特迈尔(Peter Altmaier)说,能源转换“在我们国家尚无先例”。 “我们正在彻底彻底地改变已经发展了150多年的结构。”

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    《Business week》 |2013年第4355期|60-60|共1页
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    Stefan Nicola;

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