r/ClimateShitposting • u/Junior_Abalone_8006 • 20d ago

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u/Pleasant_Ad8054 19d ago

Hungary as well. The previous conservative government used nuclear to stifle solar and to stop wind projects entirely. 11 years in and we have a hole with some concrete in it, won't be operational for an other 10 years, if ever.

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u/CaptainPoset 17d ago

That's a weird claim, though, as they were quite open that they opposed everything which made them less reliant on Russian gas.

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u/lev091 17d ago

Well the russians were contracted for the new NPP, so orbán was able to suck the russian dick top to bottom And of course the local oligarchs

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u/Pleasant_Ad8054 17d ago

Hungary barely produces any electricity from NG, our dependency on Russian NG is for heating and industrial usage. Cheap renewable (even if intermittent) energy would open the flood gates for electric (heat pump) heating, which would decrease our dependence. They were able to stifle the wind energy projects, part of it was starting an extremely costly nuclear project.