By Sebastien Eskenazi April 7, 2021 | 07:00 am GMT+7 VNExpress
All it will take is VND1 million ($43) per person per year for Vietnam to get its entire power supply from nuclear plants.
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Sebastien Eskenazi |
Lately there has been a few articles about how Vietnam will feed its growing energy demand. And I usually feel sad for Vietnam when I read them because they support either coal and gas which pollute a lot or solar and windfarms which take a lot of space and need coal and gas to provide power when they don’t work anyway.
Humans using too much space is actually the first environmental threat according to the WWF. And a good example of the need for coal and gas when you have too much solar or windfarms is Germany. In contrast France produces the majority of its electricity from nuclear power and emits a lot less CO2 per megawatt.hour than Germany.
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