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Jérôme Petazzoni

@Eatsbluecrayon @firstdogonthemoon that's factually incorrect - many plants don't have to be shutdown in case of extended weather. A lot of the shutdowns were maintenance that was postponed during COVID lockdowns, for instance. (See catf.us/2023/07/2022-french-nu). That period was "celebrated" by supporters of the German policy because for the first year in half a century, France imported more than it exported to Germany; but the situation quickly reverted (bloomberg.com/news/articles/20).

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@jpetazzo @Eatsbluecrayon @firstdogonthemoon

If I remember correctly, it was mostly maintenance and only 2-3 plants that had to reduce their output due to cooling water temperatures rising above permitted thresholds for discharging it back into the rivers it came from.

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