If Renewables Aren’t Growing Fast Enough to Replace Nuclear, What Are Europe’s Options?

Greentech Media
By info@greentechmedia.comDec 11, 2017, 7:01 am29 pts
Europe's electricity markets are in flux. Renewables have upended wholesale markets, but decarbonization has been slow. Can the region meet its long-term carbon reduction goals, even as nuclear declines? “The pathways [that] energy markets across Europe take over the next few decades towards 2050…

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