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Post: "US nuclear reactors coming back online after everyone assumed they are dead. Somehow this is not possible in Germany. Why?"

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  • [comment u/Citizen_of_Danksburg] It seems to me that the US is (through, frustratingly, Natalist policy) seeking energy independence and a will to “beat” China, so now we have companies like Oklo, NuScale Power, Terrapower, X-Energy, etc., doing some cool and amazing work with Gen-IV reactors (I know NuScale is Gen-III) as part of a broader government “bake-off” project and AI companies looking for power to their...

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  • “Germany Destroyed their reactors (not mothballed) - specifically so they could Never be restarted.”

    u/ssj890-1230 points · Sep 9, 2026View

  • “One reason also is that Germans have been pushing to drill holes in their power plants, much earlier than schedule, in order to prevent possibilities of being even able to restart them, in case a push for restart comes. I don’t have an official source for this, but what I can say is that, I work in a power plant in Europe, where amongst our active units, we have two units under decommissioning,”

    u/Steel_Eagle_J790 points · Sep 9, 2026View

  • “While Germans became supportive of NPP's nobody wants them operating in their region. And regions do get to block construction. Germany is being anti-nuclear because it can't build nuclear reactors. And it's cockblocking other EU nations from building NPP's because countries which can build them are more competetive then Germany.”

    u/PunkPirate5636449 points · Sep 9, 2026View

  • “It's a cultural ideology. In Germany, nuclear is more "bad" than it is perceived in the US. And that weighs more on the decisionmaking. There is also NIMBYism at play.”

    u/requisition3148 points · Sep 9, 2026View

  • “Great question. The short answer is: the US is restarting reactors because it has the political will, regulatory flexibility, and financial incentives to do so. Germany has the opposite. What's happening in the US The US is in the middle of a genuine nuclear restart movement, driven by surging electricity demand from AI data centers. Three Mile Island (PA) restart target late 2027 backed by”

    u/melanistic__37 points · Sep 9, 2026View

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Aside
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Vendor

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Topics

  • nuclear energy
  • innovation
  • gen-iv reactors

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Sep 9, 2026
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        "excerpt": "One reason also is that Germans have been pushing to drill holes in their power plants, much earlier than schedule, in order to prevent possibilities of being even able to restart them, in case a push for restart comes.\n\n I don’t have an official source for this, but what I can say is that, I work in a power plant in Europe, where amongst our active units, we have two units under decommissioning,",
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