THE DECISION DOES NOT HAVE A PROFESSIONAL BASIS. ALTERNATIVES WERE NOT EVEN INVESTIGATED.


Apart from the arguments that have been either refuted or found false, the government has not released any calculations, data or documents to support the idea that Hungary will need two new reactors in the middle of the 2020s. Probably, those studies are non-existent. The sustainable alternatives that are competitors of nuclear energy: renewables and energy efficiency were simply not even considered.